But that Q factor.The more time passes, the more I want to keep it...
But that Q factor.The more time passes, the more I want to keep it...
The more time passes, the more I want to keep it...
I did a short ride today, hence the emotional rollercoaster.Go for a spin and see if you're being overly critical. Better now while you own it so you can verify your feelings.
I have to think a bit more about how I pedal. Jury’s out on how much it actually affects me.I had never considered the Q factor before. Does it feel different in your knees?
I did a short ride today, hence the emotional rollercoaster.
I have to think a bit more about how I pedal. Jury’s out on how much it actually affects me.
I read a suggestion of lowering my seat and it helped.
Can I jam these into my karate monkey? The bike says fatties fit fine so it basically has to work right?Haha fair enough, well if anyone chimes in on the wheelset and whiskey rigid fork then everyone wins!
Anything is possible with a saw and some welding!Can I jam these into my karate monkey? The bike says fatties fit fine so it basically has to work right?
Confirmed, my right knee is not happy for a few days after. I believe I tend to bow my knees in to begin with and the wider stance exacerbates this.Go for a spin and see if you're being overly critical. Better now while you own it so you can verify your feelings.
As someone with knee issues, this is valuable feedback. Not everyone is the same, but as I said previously I had never thought about this factor. Thanks.Confirmed, my right knee is not happy for a few days after. I believe I tend to bow my knees in to begin with and the wider stance exacerbates this.
Thanks for the tour of Wildcat Jim! We'll have to do another ride once you have it built up.
@JimN you bought the bike?