hello i dont know if you have to reply, but if you could suggest, with infinite budget, what would be the best of the best of the best for confort, 100km\day mountain bike ?
@@JoeCnNd Be patient with yourself. Everyone hurts at the start. I've been riding for 45 years and if I take a 3-month break, starting up again is painful. But, if it doesn't get better in a couple of weeks, you need to look into a proper saddle. Many if not most bicycle stores have loaner saddles that you can test. In truth, the *ONE* piece of bicycle equipment that I think you should spend real money on is your seat. Even crummy bicycle shorts will be okay if you have a good seat. You need to make sure that your saddle is the right width, that it has the right amount of padding (and, if it's used, that the padding isn't worn out), and that it's in the right position and angle on your bike.
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hello i dont know if you have to reply, but if you could suggest, with infinite budget, what would be the best of the best of the best for confort, 100km\day mountain bike ?
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4:45 Those are some freaky socks. I thought for sure the blood to his feet was completely cut off.
Price range would be nice
Have a ls/rf bib and my ad still hurts, I hope it gets better.. since it was only my 2nd ride ever on my first road bike
Did it get any less painful when you ride ?
@@BarberRus it definitely did! 👍🏻
@@daleyvb Yeah, I just started getting into it and damn does it hurt. Plus it's hard holding my self up.
@@JoeCnNd Be patient with yourself. Everyone hurts at the start. I've been riding for 45 years and if I take a 3-month break, starting up again is painful.
But, if it doesn't get better in a couple of weeks, you need to look into a proper saddle. Many if not most bicycle stores have loaner saddles that you can test. In truth, the *ONE* piece of bicycle equipment that I think you should spend real money on is your seat. Even crummy bicycle shorts will be okay if you have a good seat. You need to make sure that your saddle is the right width, that it has the right amount of padding (and, if it's used, that the padding isn't worn out), and that it's in the right position and angle on your bike.
@@H457ur yeah, trying to get back into.