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Old 07-11-17 | 04:43 PM
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SylvainG
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Bikes: Schwinn Miranda 1990, Giant TCX 2 2012

Originally Posted by BlazingPedals
One of Murphy's theorems is that if you unclip the right pedal, you will fall to the left. Remember as you're almost stopped, to steer slightly toward your clipped-in side. The bike will start to fall toward your free foot. There! Now you know how to counter-steer!
I'll try that tomorrow morning. Sounds like a good way to lean on the free foot. Didn't fall at all today Say what people want to say about clipless effectiveness but I'm now in 7th position overall in that hill climbing. I stayed in 50/21 for half the hill and 50/24 for the last half. My average speed was 24.1 km/h. First time I stayed in that big chainring for climbing that hill. Even while mashing the pedals I couldn't. I also did a best score on a segment and 3rd best in another. All this with a slightly lesser suffer score than usual Hopefully I'm done with falling for a very long time because I really don't want to go back to flats.
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