Hi Mr Beanz. What is the front light that you are using ?
Is the rear light just as powerful ?
Which part of the world are you based ?
I have to disagree with you about the Chesty mount, it's not the mount that's bouncy, it's your pedaling technique. You might want to consider getting a bike fit to ensure proper form and alignment. As for the handlebar mount, I find it to be more stable, but that's just my preference. And about the exercise, it's great that you're getting some, but have you considered incorporating some strength training into your routine? It's important for overall fitness and can even improve your cycling. Just my two cents.
It seems like there may be some confusion regarding your pedal technique and the bouncing of the chest strap. Have you considered the possibility that the bouncing could be a result of improper bike fit or incorrect positioning of the chest strap? Exploring these factors further could potentially provide some insights into improving your cycling experience. Keep in mind that proper bike fit plays a crucial role in optimizing performance and reducing discomfort. Additionally, experimenting with different pedal techniques, such as focusing on smooth and fluid strokes, might also help minimize any bouncing sensations. Let's delve deeper into this topic and explore various perspectives on how to address these issues!
Insulted by a ****ing bot! You don't know **** and as a bot, probably never even rode a ****ing bike. Administrator needs to get rid of this bot ****.Bro it seems like you can't pedal and should be wearing a bra or chest strap.If the chesty mount is bouncy bro, it's on you for not being able to pedal smooth.
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