Comfort
chronyx
Posts: 455
Was going to post this in Road but as I mainly do 'commuting' till the nice weather arrives (Fair weather cyclist, all weather motorcyclist 
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How many miles can you do before parts of you start getting uncomfortable (Not tired)
I ask as sometimes I feel like I could cycle all day and want to ride past work and some days I'm glad to get off :? Always wear the same stuff (Jeans) and carry the same backpack!!
Oh and how does a road bike compare to a MTB for riding position? I find my Specialised Hardrock has a rather canted forward riding position which can make my neck ache slightly from looking up.
) I thought here was best.How many miles can you do before parts of you start getting uncomfortable (Not tired)
I ask as sometimes I feel like I could cycle all day and want to ride past work and some days I'm glad to get off :? Always wear the same stuff (Jeans) and carry the same backpack!!
Oh and how does a road bike compare to a MTB for riding position? I find my Specialised Hardrock has a rather canted forward riding position which can make my neck ache slightly from looking up.
2007 Giant SCR2 - 'BFG'
Gone but not forgotten!:
2005 Specialized Hardrock Sport - 'Red Rocket'
Gone but not forgotten!:
2005 Specialized Hardrock Sport - 'Red Rocket'
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Yes I had those shooting pains up the arm the other day, bloody painful. Hasn't happened since! :?2007 Giant SCR2 - 'BFG'
Gone but not forgotten!:
2005 Specialized Hardrock Sport - 'Red Rocket'0 -
I can cycle all day, or sometimes certainly feel like I can... I'm sure I have a limit but I'm yet to find it...
I commuted on my Rockhopper last year with slicks and covered 3000miles, I have this year swapped to a road bike. Apart from the extra hand positions on the road bike and the added speed I find them fairly equal in comfort..... I'll still use the MTB when the mood takes me.... 0
