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leg positioning

richiemack · 2009-05-11 15:33:59

i have noticed that when spinning my right knee comes closer to the cross bar than my left, I can consciously balance them out when Im not tired. Im just wondering if anyone else has this problem and if so is it ok?

11-05-2009 3:33pm

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richiemack

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i have noticed that when spinning my right knee comes closer to the cross bar than my left, I can consciously balance them out when Im not tired. Im just wondering if anyone else has this problem and if so is it ok?

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#2 11-05-2009 3:36pm

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Yup, I do the exact same. No issue for me in cycling terms, just I end up wearing out the right side of my shorts quicker.

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#3 11-05-2009 4:32pm

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You might want to work out what's causing this and correct it.

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