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Bike fitting

billaustin · 2011-03-14 11:26:04

Who provides the best bike fitting serivce around the Dublin area, I raced on my new bike at the weekend and my lower back was in bits at the end of it and this does not usually happen.

14-03-2011 11:26am

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billaustin

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Who provides the best bike fitting serivce around the Dublin area, I raced on my new bike at the weekend and my lower back was in bits at the end of it and this does not usually happen.

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#3 14-03-2011 12:48pm

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Reply to Billaustin
If you are on a new bike surely its a simple matter of checking the measurements of the setup of your last bike, i'm presuming riding the old bike was pain free and just set the new bike up the same, maybe your back is sore from you racing and going harder than you have gone in training...
check your old bike dimensions before you do anything

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