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re: knees playing up (OP)

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  1. Just like to say thanks to all who replied. Couple of things i think i'll
    look into after all the suggestions:-

    1) clipless pedals might well help - been thinking about trying some of
    these. Suspect my foot is moving around a bit.

    2) Longer seatpost - might well do but have been considering a new bike for
    a while so maybe a 21" inch would be worth trying. Might be an idea to hire
    one if possible and see if it makes a difference. Trouble with longer
    seatpost is eventually i'll get it so high i'll start getting backache
    reaching for the handlebars ( mind you backache would make a nice change if
    it sorted out my knees for a while :-) ).

    I do suspect i need to get the saddle higher somehow, i just must be a funny
    shape. I already have it so my heel with shoes is just shy of the pedal at
    6'0 clock but i can still touch the ground with both feet ( tiptoes mind ).

    For info - did see a physio about 6 months back and explained what was
    happening - she had a look etc. and said she couldn't see any problems but
    there is no doubt my knees suffer ( twinges/crunching) etc. when i cycle
    regularly.

    Once again thanks to all -determined to sort this out as i'm not giving up
    my only form of exercise - let you all know if i make any progress.

    Jon.

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