by Denise Howard <denise@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Jun 12, 2008 at 05:41 PM
You should probably post this to misc.fitness.bicycling instead.
In article <V8SdnXzT3_xuhtLVnZ2dnUVZ_hninZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Burr
<pitzradio@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I hurt my knee yesterday while peddling. Been on this bike five years,
was
> not pu****ng a gear and had just turned out of the wind in the middle
ring
> about mid sprocket turning about a 66 cadence
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> The hurt is on the side at the bottom of my knee about 11 o-clock, it's
> still tender today.
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> What I am wondering? The pedals had been turned in just a little all
these
> years (pigeon toed) and a week ago (four rides) I turned them straight.
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> Should the pedals be turned in just a little?
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> I ride again tomorrow on a closed course of two miles.
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> I'm a 66-year-old diabetic in very good shape, I lift three days a week
and
> cycle three days.
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> BP 110/65/51 sugar around 130 so I don't thing it's medical.
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> TIA for all comments.
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> Burr
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