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Old 04-15-07, 12:37 AM
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Originally Posted by triplering
I have adjusted the seatpost as high as it can go without my hips rocking when pedaling.
Rocking when pedaling is not a bad thing, everyone does it to a certain amount. It actually increases when you push harder, like riding up a hill or sprinting. Your height-measurement is too vague, we need actual numbers:

1. inseam length of your legs
2. saddle to pedal distance (when pedals at bottom, crank parallel to seat-tube)

Also your seat seems to be a little too far forward, but that should cause ligament/tendon pain on the back of the knee, not on the front/top of the kneecap.

Yeah, I suspect you may be pushing too big of gears...
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