Well, I was thinking I hadn't bought anything this season, but no.
Blossoms?
Just under USD $307, delivered. I caught www.exxpozed.com offering a major discount. Stoked, they're super light.
You're not one of those irritating people who gets a perfect boot fit off the shelf, are you? Jeesh.
My wife demoed some skis Monday and Tuesday at Heavenly. Now we're in Park City and we found her skis at Cole Sport. $537 for the following: Blizzard Black Pearl, Tyrolia Attack 13 bindings, installation, and tuning.
At least the third fitter was able to give me a likely reason for the pain. .
Care to share?
It had to do with my knees not tracking straight up and down when I pedaled. He tried to address it somewhat with washers to widen my stance on the pedals.
It does seem suspicious, because it's not as much an issue on my mountain bike. Then again, I pedal much more slowly on my mountain bike, and I prefer trails that require body english ...
Doesn't seem terribly suspicious to me - aside from your less vigorous pedaling and less continuous pedaling, MTBs do generally have wider cranks and often shorter cranks that roadies. Interesting that no pedal extenders were suggested. Let me guess- your pedals are Allen-wrench only?
The road bike, you mean? It's long gone ... I was most recently using flats with traction pins. Before that, SPDs. The pedals all use a pedal wrench ..?
'K. Allen-wrench-only tensioning (which makes pedal extenders somewhat permanent) and carbon cranks were my two best guesses as to why a pedal extension wasn't suggested.
It changes nothing, but I guess you knew that.Cranks were definitely not carbon. My husband removed the pedals with only the pedal wrench - does that disprove the theory? It could also be that the fit guy got the diagnosis right, but didn't know all the tools available - he was a PT, not a bike shop guy.
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It changes nothing, but I guess you knew that.
@epic had a notion some time back of using one of their on-hill video toolkit to track knee rotation planes during pedaling motion; that sort of thing would be about the only diagnostic confirmation I can think of.