about a bike fit, as you said, but I think that was just hyperbole. If you search the list archives like this , you'll see that there are also times where I have given my own feedback

. Regarding bike choice, imho, overall bike >>>> fit and comfort is more important than tire size on this ride (I know, tire >>>> size affects comfort, too

The professional fit you had before might not be right for the current you. What worked for me, after recovering from a torn meniscus on the Hopland 400k, was to switch to flat pedals (

a proper bike fit. While I have gone to see a professional > bike fitter, I feel like he was more geared towards racing / gravel / MTB. > He did the best he could with his tools and skill

getting another bike fit this week. Pain sucks, suffering sucks. Hope you heal-up quickly! > I'm now looking forward to the 360k Fleche in two weeks with Krist, Ann & >

, professional bike fit didn't help, nor did trying different clipless pedal systems. My PT evaluation resulted in a recommendation of "stop riding your bike so much"

Hi Randonneurs, This is a question for those of you that ride long distance with platform pedals and

During the Point Reyes Populaire I was having some pretty sharp pain in one knee from about mile 30