Old 10-10-14 | 08:17 AM
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Bikes: 2016 RITCHEY BreakAway (full Chorus 11), 2005 Ritchey BreakAway (full Chorus 11, STOLEN), 2001 Gary Fisher Tassajara mountain bike (sold), 2004 Giant TRC 2 road bike (sold)

Originally Posted by Retro Grouch
Usually it happens at the end of a ride. You coast up to your car and forget that you're clipped in until your bike starts to lean over. Once it starts leaning you panic a little bit and over you go. Generally it's not a big deal, more embarrassing than harmful.
It also happens when folks don't anticipate the possible consequences of a situation. Anytime there is even a HINT that you might have to stop, you should unclip one foot. It is also good to be consistent. By that I mean get in the habit of unclipping the same foot first. That way it becomes second nature and you don't have that momentary indecision as to which foot to unclip.
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