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Old 08-13-08, 08:26 PM
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Bikewer
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Considering that you're in reasonably good shape, I'd be more inclined to look at bike fit/riding technique.

Consider a professional fit session at a reputable shop. You might be surprised how much difference it makes. Alternatively, get an experienced rider to have a look at your position, foot placement, cleat placement, and similar niceties.
Are you "spinning" in lower gears, or "mashing" in higher gears? This can play a part as well.
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