I have been riding a racing bike in brisbane for about 3 months now. I
have however been getting i very discomforting feeling of numb toe's can
anyone help me with the possible reason for this.
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I have been riding a racing bike in brisbane for about 3 months now. I
have however been getting i very discomforting feeling of numb toe's can
anyone help me with the possible reason for this.
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Need some more info but...
maybe shoes are too tight or not the right size?
You are using cycling shoes right?
What type of shoes/pedals are you using?
Have you ridden a racing bike before without this problem?
more info please!
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Quoted message said:I have been riding a racing bike in brisbane for about 3 months now. I
have however been getting i very discomforting feeling of numb toe's can
anyone help me with the possible reason for this.--
Shannon_nevin said:I have been riding a racing bike in brisbane for about 3 months now. I
have however been getting i very discomforting feeling of numb toe's can
anyone help me with the possible reason for this.--
I reckon your shoes might be a bit too tight or maybe ill-fitting.
What kind of shoes are they?
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Nick
Shannon_nevin said:I have been riding a racing bike in brisbane for about 3 months now. I
have however been getting i very discomforting feeling of numb toe's can
anyone help me with the possible reason for this.
Am assuming you are riding clipless pedals with 'proper' cycling shoes
shoes too tight is the most common cause but you may also need to check
that the cleat position is correct
ie ball of foot over pedal axle when engaged. If its behind the axle you
can get numb toes/feet after 15-20 minutes
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flyingdutch said:Am assuming you are riding clipless pedals with 'proper' cycling shoes
shoes too tight is the most common cause but you may also need to check
that the cleat position is correct
ie ball of foot over pedal axle when engaged. If its behind the axle you
can get numb toes/feet after 15-20 minutes
I have had foot discomfort in my cycling shoes for years. My first
inclination was to try larger/wider shoes--- that didn't help. Next I
focused on cleat position-- to no avail.
Finally, in an attempt to save the 3rd pair of ill-fitting shoes, I
bought Specialized BG footbeds ($20 US) to replace the cheap Sidi ones
Ithat came with the shoes. Feet have not bothered me since.
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