I get along fine with my three b-17's all year, then I have to get on the rollers, about 5 mi. of
this and things get numb. has any one had similar experience ? what did you do? I have some other
saddles but the b-17 works so well, seems silly to try them?
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B-17 and roler question?
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"Dennis Johnston" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:2QnLb.9581$6l1.5308@okepread03...Quoted message said:
I get along fine with my three b-17's all year, then I have to get on the rollers, about 5 mi. of
this and things get numb. has any one had
similarQuoted message said:
experience ? what did you do? I have some other saddles but the b-17
worksQuoted message said:
so well, seems silly to try them?
I assume you're not talking about the numbness of the mind that sets in after an hour on the
rollers :-)I don't have B-17s, but experience the same problem. I think it has to do with the fact that you
rarely change position. Try get out of the saddle every now and again - if possible without falling
off the rollers :-) That does the trick for me.Bengt-Olaf.
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B. Schneider said:
I assume you're not talking about the numbness of the mind that sets in after an hour on the
rollers :-)No, he's probably talking about the numbness of the mind that sets in after an hour of reading
threads such as "Peace themed jerseys", "If everybody would drive geo metros" and "Bicycle police
officer on bicycle hit".There may be a slight chance that we could maybe talk just a little bit about bicycles here...no,
that's silly, nevermind.
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B. Schneider said:
I assume you're not talking about the numbness of the mind that sets in after an hour on the
rollers :-)No, he's probably talking about the numbness of the mind that sets in after an hour of reading
threads such as "Peace themed jerseys", "If everybody would drive geo metros" and "Bicycle police
officer on bicycle hit".There may be a slight chance that we could maybe talk just a little bit about bicycles here...no,
that's silly, nevermind.;-)
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"Rick Onanian" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
B. Schneider said:
I assume you're not talking about the numbness of the mind that sets in after an hour on the
rollers :-)No, he's probably talking about the numbness of the mind that sets in after an hour of reading
threads such as "Peace themed jerseys", "If everybody would drive geo metros" and "Bicycle police
officer on bicycle hit".There may be a slight chance that we could maybe talk just a little bit about bicycles here...no,
that's silly, nevermind.
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Rick OnanianNow, now. This is the cold season. Between roller-induced numbness/dumbness and frozen synapses,
this is what should be expected :-) Got to go and get my dose of roller-numbness for today. After
all a bad day biking (even indoors) is still better than a good day at work.Bengt-Olaf.
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