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Re: Help needed!

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  1. simonpaddon said:

    Can you help me? I have been trying to uni for about 2 years- but still
    cant ride more than about 20 meters, and that's not in the direction I
    want.

    Thing is, I have been cycling for about 25 years, and I am struggling
    with the whole weight on the seat thing. When I uni, the seat slides
    around in under me, and therefore my weight is firmly on my pedals,
    which makes it squirm more, which means my weight.... you know the
    story.

    I have tried seat high, seat low, holding on to the front of the seat
    (which kills my balance).

    Any ideas? The South West UL meet is in a couple weeks, and I want to
    have it nailed by then.

    So how can I get my seat to stay still between my legs? (Note- I would
    wiggle if I had to go in between my legs!)

    Simon

    I have not seen any posts lately with updates as to how you are doing
    and how much you have improved. Please update us all! Things can get
    frustrating when learning, I am a witness to that and have experienced
    it in my own flesh. One day things are great and another day things
    are rotten... The good news is in the end it all works out!!!!!

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