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Maybe not. Some overlap is common. The bike says kilo time trial so it's going very straight, on a track maybe, for a short distance. No problem.
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Toe overlap is very common. You'll get used to it in no time and once you do you won't even notice it.
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"Lean, you fool! LEAN!"
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Yea. I only notice it when I'm going really slow and turning my wheel a lot. In normal riding I never seem to touch the wheel. There was a thread on this not too many weeks ago.
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that has to be a small bike i only get that when i ride MTBs i had to move to a 19" frame
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Originally Posted by exas
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I find even with overlap you can still get around it by just "toeing down" when needed.
My Vent had enough toe overlap that I could keep the bike stopped at a light by just turning the bars a little to the right.....I used that as a primary commuter and club ride bike for a loooooong time. |
Originally Posted by exas
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Thats what you get for riding a track bike on the street.
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