a break from lunar counting

eric.k-@kingdesign.com

2001-05-21

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-----Original Message-----

From: Demian Godon [mailto:dgo-@juno.com]

Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2001 5:03 PM

To: eric.k-@kingdesign.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] a break from lunar counting



Could you please share the fit stick web site you're referring to?



Thanks,



-Demian



On Thu, 17 May 2001 13:53:45 -0700 eric.k-@kingdesign.com writes:

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and equally helpful

as none of you remember, I was having seriuos knee problems earlier

this

year with my new bike. I received massive help from the OBRA

e-mailers,

thank you all. what I found was interesting to me. I read about the

fit

stick, went to their website where they intricatly describe how it

works and

also show you how to utilize it. so I built my own. checked my "old"

bike

against my new one. I fell down in disbeleif when I found the seat

on the

new bike was actually farther back (number one suggestion being move

the

seat back) by 3/4" of an inch. in utter denial I moved the seat

forward and

went for a ride that would allow me to throw my bike in the river if

it

still wasn't right. it was all right. it was really ok. so I went

for a 3+

hour ride doing hills, descents, all the good stuff and nothing

hurt. it has

been great ever since. I also found a bent pedal axle in the

process. think

you have a bent pedal axle? chuck it up in a drill (lightly) and

pull the

trigger. is it wobbly?



T.R.B.

eric



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eric.k-@kingdesign.com

2001-05-17

and equally helpful

as none of you remember, I was having seriuos knee problems earlier this

year with my new bike. I received massive help from the OBRA e-mailers,

thank you all. what I found was interesting to me. I read about the fit

stick, went to their website where they intricatly describe how it works and

also show you how to utilize it. so I built my own. checked my "old" bike

against my new one. I fell down in disbeleif when I found the seat on the

new bike was actually farther back (number one suggestion being move the

seat back) by ?" of an inch. in utter denial I moved the seat forward and

went for a ride that would allow me to throw my bike in the river if it

still wasn't right. it was all right. it was really ok. so I went for a 3+

hour ride doing hills, descents, all the good stuff and nothing hurt. it has

been great ever since. I also found a bent pedal axle in the process. think

you have a bent pedal axle? chuck it up in a drill (lightly) and pull the

trigger. is it wobbly?



T.R.B.

eric



eric.k-@kingdesign.com

2001-05-17

and equally helpful

as none of you remember, I was having seriuos knee problems earlier this

year with my new bike. I received massive help from the OBRA e-mailers,

thank you all. what I found was interesting to me. I read about the fit

stick, went to their website where they intricatly describe how it works and

also show you how to utilize it. so I built my own. checked my "old" bike

against my new one. I fell down in disbeleif when I found the seat on the

new bike was actually farther back (number one suggestion being move the

seat back) by ?" of an inch. in utter denial I moved the seat forward and

went for a ride that would allow me to throw my bike in the river if it

still wasn't right. it was all right. it was really ok. so I went for a 3+

hour ride doing hills, descents, all the good stuff and nothing hurt. it has

been great ever since. I also found a bent pedal axle in the process. think

you have a bent pedal axle? chuck it up in a drill (lightly) and pull the

trigger. is it wobbly?



T.R.B.

eric