Pain from riding

The following web site is about 'setting up a road bike or mountain bike' and if you probe around on
it in regards to seat height, angle, and forward/back position and reach it will talk about pain in
the shoulders, neck, etc. wobblenaught.combikesetup.phpOpen ↗

Tom

Jean wrote:

Does anyone have any references to sites that relate biking pain (eg, knee, back, calves, ankles,
etc.) to one's position on the bike? (Note: I'm already aware of Sheldon's info on this topic.)

Thanks,

Jean

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Try mixing riding with other activities like swimming.

One is interesting -- the world is your living room -- but gets uncomfortable after an hour or so..

The other is pleasant for about 20 minutes before you get bored as hell looking at a stupid
black stripe.

Bret Cahill

Jean said:

At one time, I found a great web site that helped you adjust your position on your bike by looking
at the pain you were experiencing. I can no longer find the link to the page. Does anyone have any
references to sites that relate biking pain (eg, knee, back, calves, ankles, etc.) to one's
position on the bike? (Note: I'm already aware of Sheldon's info on this topic.)

I think what you're trying to find is Sheldon Brown's "Where does it HURT?" page. <URL:
sheldonbrown.compain.htmlOpen ↗ >

Sheldon's got it all.

Enjoy. Elmo King.