I think my bike is too big for me? - tip of big toe hurts when touched
and now I let the damn and scratches on it, so I guess I can not change it. I bought a couple of hours!
Your feet should be able to reach the ground while sitting on the bike? The tip of the toes touch the ground ... almost. I strive so hard to touch the ground, my stomach starts to complain.
Thank you!
Friday, February 12, 2010
Tip Of Big Toe Hurts When Touched I Think My Bike Is Too Big For Me?
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No, when your feet touch the ground while sitting on a motorcycle, then it is safe to say that your seat is too high or the structure is too small. the object does not touch the ground with their feet, what is right. Well, if you think you have to touch the ground with his feet, then go ahead, your bike and you can do whatever you want on your bike. I can not touch the ground in any of my bikes all when on the seat and I could not help it! The tip of the toe is just too good not to be flat feet! Your bike is probably good for you (with the little information it) Edit: our feet on the pedals and his habit of keeping the stage shot ....
I have a few horses that will sit comfortably and stay in touch the ground with his foot to a halt. I envy you for it. It is the rare exception, and your bike, a Trek 520, is probably too small for him by conventional standards. But he has been for years and traveled thousands of miles, it is to be discussed.
You are to court when it comes to a standstill, not an end. Most of the slip, put his left foot on the ground, so that your right foot on the pedal for a temporary halt.
I bet your bike is not too big for you.
Back into the shop and ask for an adjustment. To do something.
Suppose there is a pro racer ... even an ill-fitting bicycle can be to your needs. Not even just need an adjustment.
If you have problems t clear if the status bar * s *, which is definitely too big
* * During the meeting, no, you should not touch in a position to the floor
lower seat when he was arrested!
ALS.
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