Originally Posted by
cyclopath256
Good idea, I'll check that!
Thank you all for your replies! I'll try to play with the saddle height and if that doesn't help, I'll go to see a doctor. :-)
Step 1 - See a doctor, preferably an orthopedic sports specialist. He/she will be able to diagnose your issue - possibly using only a medical degree, and no random forum advice. Hopefully, it's a temporary thing, and can be corrected with rest and/or therapy. Mention that you are a cyclist, and just switched to clipless pedals. Don't try to correct a possible medical issue by making bike adjustments on your own, which may make your condition worse.
Step 2- Get a bike fit. A good one. One that checks all your measurements, including cleat positioning (fore/aft, in/out, angle)
Step 3 - See Step 1
DISCLAIMER: My medical training ended with a Boy Scout First Aid Merit Badge in the 60s. If you ever need a broken forearm splinted with a tree branch and a couple of neckerchiefs, I'm your guy. However, after some rather extensive knee surgery, I learned how important bike fit can be. It can make the difference between riding in pain for a day, and walking on crutches for the next few weeks, and being able to enjoy your ride.