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Join Date: Feb 2010
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The longest I have cycled in a day is 16 miles on a QUAX crossfire 24 inch. How do people go so far but with reduced pain lol?
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Tom
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: London
Age: 43
Posts: 127
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stephenpatriots . . . I'm still new to long distance riding but ' reduced pain ' seems appropriate. In my experience riding a 24" for more than 25 miles is a pain (even with short cranks). My understanding is that conditioning is the key, short breaks and also having a handlebar to take some of the weight off of your posterior.
![]() Also taking appropriate precautions depending on your age / problems with joints, like knee supports ( and in extreme situations where not finishing is not an option, having topical ibuprofen!). |
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Tom
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: London
Age: 43
Posts: 127
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There are some pretty step descents on the London to Brighton route, so I was thinking about a drag brake. I was wondering if one can use a 5 speed cable shift that actuates a a secondary reservoir that's tied into the primary braking system, without impeding the performance of the touch braking system?
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Tom
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: London
Age: 43
Posts: 127
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