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Old 04-14-21, 11:32 AM
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Change shoes. That is the easiest and cheapest solution. It is basically a wheelbase (frame size or head angle) and/or crank arm length issue.

Life is too short to change 30 years of riding and learn to live with it over a pair of shoes. There is no rite of passage on this one. You’ll need to spend some time to replicate your old shoe style.

I have toe overlap on my Cannondale Criterium. Changing shoes won’t help and I’ve learned to live with it rather than change bikes.

John
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