Rushdee

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think it'll be best to start playing around with saddle height. Thats gona be the simplest & i'll take it from there. i was just sooo comfortable with my riding position for sum time until the pain started which i guess is the body saying "sumthin's wrong lad.." so yeah. Was actually planning a visit to my GP today until i posted this thread. tomorrow morning's ride will let me know if i've adjusted saddle height correctly. trial & error.. great responses so far, thanks hubbers. will update post after weekend.

to clarify, feels like the pain is coming from inside the knee but more toward the back of the leg, however its not on the surface of the back of my leg, its deeper inside & toward inside/middle of knee. Definitely not toward or anywhere near the knee front. Funny thing is its just the left knee. Right is fine. Not to put a spin on things but few years back i had back pain (before cycling days) & specialists found my right leg to be approx 1cm shorter than the left which caused an imbalance when i walked, causing my pelvis to be at a lower level on the right side (compared to left) causing my spine not to be as upright as it should be & eventually resulting in lower back pain. i've since needed to wear an inner sole in my right shoe in order to correct the imbalance which, combined with back exercises, has reduced the back pain considerably. Strange thing is the right leg is 1cm shorter yet the knee pain is in my left leg? If right leg is shorter surely it should be stretching longer to complete the crank revolution when peddling meaning pain should be coming from right leg??

hubbers, pretty sure someone has posted a topic related to this a few times already. if so please post a link so i dont waste anyone's time. however the pain im experiencing during a ride is a nagging pain which feels like its coming from inside or the back of my knee. Tolerable during the ride but afterwards while relaxing it gets slightly worse. started about 3 weeks ago when i started intensifying my training routine. Its gotten marginally worse since & after yesterdays relatively short ride today i found myself limping around the office a bit. when im not riding & taking it easy the pain is almost non existant. its only during & more so after a ride. & im a recreational cyclist so i dont put in nearly as much ride time as most. just worried at this rate i may not make the Argus which will be extremely dissapointing.

Sad. RIP. Can anyone confirm his age?

Hey hubbers. Im having a slight problem with my Delphi 5 & was hoping someone could assist. Bought the unit brand new sealed box, fitted it by following the instructions to the tee - correct distance between sensor on fork & main unit, correct distance between fork sensor & magnet, etc. & everything worked fine after the first ride. Parked the bike & next ride it never worked & hasn't worked since. When i hit the start/stop centre button there's no response & there's also no response when I start riding. Its set to auto start/stop. Removed the main unit from the handlebars & held it near to the sensor on the fork, pressed centre button & nothing happens. Spin the wheel & still nothing. Also made sure that when the magnet moves past the sensor, there is a slight click sound. The main unit just remains in the mode where the time is displayed & never changes from this mode while trying the aforementioned things. Please let me know if there is anything i can try. Just a little frustrating when a brand new unit stops working after working just fine on the first day/ride.