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pudendal nerve problems

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  1. James said:

    ... I'd spent several years riding rigid ATBs before I bought my road bike and the more stretched
    out position did cause a few problems for a while. However, I resited the temptation to buy a
    shorter stem - thank goodness. I now find riding the road bike as comfortable as the more upright
    ATB. Incidentally, following a skiing accident, I've suffered from quite painful back trouble. The
    road bike's stretched out position (I need a thesaurus) has gone some way to lessening this pain
    and reducing the frequency of my lower going into spasm.

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    I like "outstretched." Hyper! TdF Announcers! referred to this as a great riding position.

    HTH --Karen M.

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