i fixed my uni today and after not riding for i a while i happly got on. after i while the insides of my legs started to hurt and i dont want tany more troble
We need more to go on than that. Is it a muscular pain or chafing of the skin, or just pressure on the wrong parts?
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are you squeezing the seat too tight with your thighs? try to loosen up a bit in that area.
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No... it's because you havn't ridden the uni in ages. I went away for a small 2 weeks and when I came back to my uni my legs were hurting exactly the same as yours, give it 2 days of good riding, just try to forget about it, and then ride a bit here and there and it will go away in like 3 or 4 days completely.
We just get so comfy in our seats we forget when we started how long it took us to build up a barrier to pain there, it's much quicker to build up the barrier again after you know how to ride, you just have to remind your body.