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17-06.-2007, 08:34 AM
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Re: Hill Climbs - Stand up? or sit down?
what do you mean by spinning
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17-06.-2007, 05:11 PM
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Re: Hill Climbs - Stand up? or sit down?
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28-06.-2007, 05:12 AM
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Re: Hill Climbs - Stand up? or sit down?
I always used to push a huge gear and stand up when cycling up hills. I'd be seeing stars by the time I reached the top and would almost black out but I found it a lot easier than sitting. I went for a ride yesterday though and for some reason found sitting a lot easier. I now try and sit for as long as possible, slowly working down gear by gear until I hit the lowest one. When I do and I start to slow up even more then I'll shift up two or three and stand to give myself a bit more momentum. Also I find that the furthur forward you lean when standing, the easier it is.
I know everyone is built differently but this method works for me anyway.  |
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