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Post by DaveS 4th February 2010, 21:24

...lifted off the TB forum.

Bike riding postures explained.... Postures1
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Post by Mud Pooh-bah 4th February 2010, 22:56

I must admit the h posture seems more comfortable in the explanation pic than it looks on the bike Razz
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Post by Marnus 5th February 2010, 06:53

Except for the helmet part Bike riding postures explained.... Suspect

Unless you require some sort of protection. Bike riding postures explained.... Icon_lol

Wonder if he's also wearing a neck brace? Bike riding postures explained.... Icon_tongue
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Post by DaveS 5th February 2010, 07:55

Marnus wrote:Unless you require some sort of protection. Bike riding postures explained.... Icon_lol

Wonder if he's also wearing a "neck" brace? Bike riding postures explained.... Icon_tongue

fixed! Wink
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Post by Chris 5th February 2010, 17:34

Bike riding postures explained.... Icon_lol

Wonder if he's also wearing a "neck" brace? Bike riding postures explained.... Icon_tongue[/quote]

fixed! Wink[/quote]

You get a pill for that these days......... Rolling Eyes
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