Originally Posted by Long Tom

Quick update: tried 3/8" worth of riser under my short leg, and rode 25 flat miles yesterday evening. I didn't push it- 15 mph average. 92 degree heat at the start of the ride helped keep me focused on mechanics and cadence rather than crankin'.

The difference was fairly astounding. My riding mechanics were REALLY out of symetry. I didn't realize that until they weren't. Holy carp!

The issue on the outside of the joint didn't flare up even though it was still a bit sore from the last ride. It felt like a much "cleaner" application of power through the knee in general. I've got hopes that this will put out the small fire brewing in that other area- under the kneecap basically.

I *think* my saddle height is right for my long leg but was too high for my short leg, causing all kinds of goofiness.

I'll report back as I ride more.