Groin Strain
shockedsoshocked
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I think.
Seems to have happened after I raised my saddle possibly a bit too much. It isn't as bad as when it first happened, but it's still a bit painful when riding, and it seems i can't apply as much power with that leg (my right).
I'm taking a week off and coinciding it with getting my bike serviced.
Any other tips?
Seems to have happened after I raised my saddle possibly a bit too much. It isn't as bad as when it first happened, but it's still a bit painful when riding, and it seems i can't apply as much power with that leg (my right).
I'm taking a week off and coinciding it with getting my bike serviced.
Any other tips?
"A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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I'd avoid strapping a big ice pack onto it if I were you - chilled nads for Christmas is probably best avoided :shock:
What do I ride? Now that's an Enigma!0 -
Hope this site offers some relief solutions..
http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/cyber ... n_pain.php
Merry Christmas.Cajun0
