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oldfatboy
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Is this just because of the way my feet are naturally, or do I need to
adjust the seat height?
When I am sitting on the wheel, I make sure my feet are pointed
straight, but after a little while, the heels (mainly right heel) starts
hitting the crank on the downward action of the pedal.
I do this on both the 20 and 24" wheels. I have tried different shoes to
see if that would help but it doesn't.
It sure makes it hard while trying to learn. Hitting the crank and
thinking my foot is coming off the pedal does funny things to the mind
Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks.
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adjust the seat height?
When I am sitting on the wheel, I make sure my feet are pointed
straight, but after a little while, the heels (mainly right heel) starts
hitting the crank on the downward action of the pedal.
I do this on both the 20 and 24" wheels. I have tried different shoes to
see if that would help but it doesn't.
It sure makes it hard while trying to learn. Hitting the crank and
thinking my foot is coming off the pedal does funny things to the mind
Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks.
--
oldfatboy - user name says it all
"I got to get me one of these!"
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View this thread: http://www.unicyclist.com/thread/43502