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Re: New to bi"cycling"
Haha! Yeah! I just fit the mudguards yesterday. It's raining here in Chennai, and i don't want to get all mucked up. My derriere is ample, the gel seat helps a lot in preventing the saddle being a PITA 
My bike's frame size is 26", and I'm 6.1".
I adjusted the seat height as according to the the link you've posted, and the result is still the same. This bike's handlebar cannot be raised. I guess, i just have to get used to a bent forward position then.
Gotta work on the gear system this weekend, figure out what's going wrong.
Originally posted by The Monk
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1. Read this article on bike fit. I found it particularly useful - How to Fit a Bicycle Also i doubt if your cycle allows the handlebar to be adjusted, i could be wrong though. What size is the frame of the bike and what is your height?
2. Yes, it is a cycle with almost no weight. Don't compare it with your motorcycle which weighs close to two tons!!
3. You need to check if the gears are tuned perfectly, also google for how to change gears correctly.
All the best for going from Marshmallow to The Hulk
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Err, also get rid of those mudguards and that gel seat cover!
2. Yes, it is a cycle with almost no weight. Don't compare it with your motorcycle which weighs close to two tons!!
3. You need to check if the gears are tuned perfectly, also google for how to change gears correctly.
All the best for going from Marshmallow to The Hulk
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Err, also get rid of those mudguards and that gel seat cover!
My bike's frame size is 26", and I'm 6.1".
I adjusted the seat height as according to the the link you've posted, and the result is still the same. This bike's handlebar cannot be raised. I guess, i just have to get used to a bent forward position then.
Gotta work on the gear system this weekend, figure out what's going wrong.
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