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Old 04-30-06, 04:19 PM
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RockyMtnMerlin
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I agree that riding at a higher cadence is learned. At first it does not feel natural. FWIW - I find that I can produce more power (and in my case more is an extremely relative term ) at 94 - 96 rpms on the flats riding solo and my legs fare better if I keep my climbing cadence at least at 80-85 rpm. Getting a compact has helped in the latter category. Finally, I find that the higher cadence is easier on my knees.
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