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Old 06-05-20, 12:20 PM
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Mdgooding
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Originally Posted by Litespud
A few suggestions - first, thicker padded gloves. Maybe you're putting too much weight on your hands - might be indicative of a poor bike fit - if an overlong cockpit (too long top tube or stem) is pulling you too far forward, you'll be resting too much weight on your hands. Some core exercises - your core (should) hold you up, so you're not resting the full weight of your torso on your hands. Vary your hand position on the bars - I usually switch between the hoods and bar tops every few minutes or as needed
Bike size if anything is on the smaller side, but I do not mind the compact feel. Saddle is positioned back where my knee is just slightly behind the pedal axle. It is possible that raising the bars until I used to the more aggressive position may help.
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