Old 11-15-10 | 09:16 AM
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From: Fairfax, VA commuting to Washington DC

Bikes: 2010 Kona Dew Drop (the daily driver),'07 Specialized Roubaix (the sports car), '99 ish Kona NuNu MTB (the SUV), Schwinn High Plains (circa 1992?) (the beater)

Originally Posted by Pedaleur
Don't move your cleats, otherwise, you're asking for pain.
You're assuming my cleats are properly located to begin with ;-)

Originally Posted by Pedaleur
Learn not to hit it with your feet.
Best advice ever. I definitely had to think about my feet a little bit more, esp. on tight turns, but I also didn't hit too much today. Once, I think. I did cut down the excess on the stays, which may have helped, but I noted that my feet seem to overlap my wheel whenever it is turned, regardless of the fenders... so it will be more about my riding and less about the extra hardware.
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