I can barely drive in heavy traffic anymore. Since I've gone nearly car free two years ago my clutch leg is so out of shape I get sewing machine leg in stop-and-go traffic.
Just one downside to going car free.
I can barely drive in heavy traffic anymore. Since I've gone nearly car free two years ago my clutch leg is so out of shape I get sewing machine leg in stop-and-go traffic.
Just one downside to going car free.
~Diane
Recumbents: Lightning Thunderbolt, '06 Catrike Pocket. Upright: Trek Mountain Bike.
8.5 mile commute. I like bike lanes.
Something tells me your commute is waaaay too easy!!Originally Posted by sbhikes
Gosh, I think you need equal length crank arms
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Sheldon Brown, I miss you. Thanks for the advice, ideas, humor, and infectious enthusiasm for everything bikes...
do you have toe straps or clipless clutch? try adjusting your seat until you find the perfect fit
what is sewing machine leg?
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Oh, you hate your job? There's a support group for that, it's called EVERYONE and they meet at the PUB!
you keep pushing in, and then releasing, back and forth non stop...like a sewing machine
-chad
I thought it was when you leg shook uncontrollably due to over-exerted muscles. Like when you're done weight lifting.
From Craig's List: IF its a singlespeed that means----all the other parts are broken cut off and dumped...dont buy singlespeeds, the bikes will make your balls fall off
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hmm..i dunno, maybe i'm wrong :dunno:
-chad
He he!
made sense to me...but i'm just an aggie...what do i know?
-chad
you just need a mind in the gutter.
Increase your leg muscle endurance by bicycling.
Bring the pain.
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