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Old 10-17-08 | 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted by gholt
I ride about 2,500 to 3,500 miles a year to work and back, and most of the time I wear a backpack. Sometimes it is heavy and sometimes it is not. I try to fit most of the stuff on my rear bikerack. My trip to work and back is probably about 2 1/2 hrs. round trip. Sometimes when I get to work in the morning my back feels a little sore. Most of the time it is not sore, but I stretch it out when I get to work every day.

It seems every year around this time I have to go into the chiropractor and have my lower back adjusted. It seems it gets a little twisted. I asked the chirpractor if wearing the backpack would twist it and he did not think so, because I ride so much. the injury is not something that has to be built up to it. So, I thought I would ask all those experienced riders out there. what they think.
Maybe someone who went to medical school could give you a more informed answer.
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