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@6zfshdb, You may like a foot forward bike. They are super comfortable. You can get full leg extension and still place your feet on the...
Friday at 8:13 PM
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When it comes to saddles, posts and their adjustments, everyone has different requirements for a "comfortable" ride. From personal...
Friday at 8:13 PM
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I had to Google 'gonionmeter' ... that name scared me :)
Friday at 8:12 PM
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I like the heal, toe method. On the saddle with the pedal fully extended and the heal on the pedal, the knee should be straight and...
Friday at 8:11 PM
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I have to go by feel for my seat height (mainly any left knee pain when my saddle is to low). I usually factor in: - shoe stiffness...
Friday at 8:10 PM
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I have tried various saddle height calculators and had similar experiences to yours. So I now have my saddle height at a height that...
Friday at 8:10 PM
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For a few years since I started riding e-bikes I had 72 cm memorized as my "saddle height" (the distance measured from the centre of the...
Friday at 8:03 PM
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I have had mine since sometime ~ 2015, and so far so good. Hopefully stays that way :)
Friday at 6:56 AM
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Winter here, so as I am not commuting anymore, I tend not to ride if rain is forecast. That said, I did commence a nine-day tour that...
Friday at 4:12 AM
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My natural cadence is 77. However, I've learned riding 80..90 for obvious reasons.
Friday at 3:58 AM
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In my youth, way back in the Late Bronze Age, I naturally gravitated to 90-95 rpm and still do today at 77. Seems to be baked in. Now...
Friday at 3:58 AM
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Ideally, I like to average 90, reality is somewhere between 80 and 100. That said I tend to focus more on heart rate and keeping it in...
Friday at 3:57 AM
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General Discussion The Garage My Buddy Finally Bought a Eride Pro SS 3.0 from Boca Scooters, Now I Need Some Advice
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My best advice is to try a an e motorcycle forum. And BTW... two stroke refers to an internal combustion engine.
Jul 14, 2026
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... and me home with a flat 7 miles from home on a very hot/humid day. Rear flat so I stood on the pedals and leaned forward and rode...
Jul 14, 2026
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I thought I'd seen every kind of bike anti theft device out there, until I was at Walmart last week. A bike was parked near the entry...
Jul 13, 2026
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