Pain in neck

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vickster

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Ah in that case, definitely chuck it in the river then (or the cesspit that is eBay) and get a well fitting roadbike :biggrin: The Escape is however still a road going hybrid, no suspension and what not. Can always fit narrower slicker tyres in the summer

But see a physio first ;)
 
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BrynCP

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Ah in that case, definitely chuck it in the river then (or the cesspit that is eBay) and get a well fitting roadbike :biggrin: The Escape is however still a road going hybrid, no suspension and what not. Can always fit narrower slicker tyres in the summer

But see a physio first ;)

Do you agree something has snapped if you look at the pictures on this thread:

http://www.cyclechat.net/threads/derailleur-hitting-spokes-snapped.146813/#post-2855914
 

Somewhere

Formerly known as BimblingBee
Something need to change, question is what?! Could be anything but the bar ends idea sounds like a cheep way of getting an adjustable reach/hand position, tbh if I rode 30 miles regularly on flat bar bike I think I'd be getting stiff too.
 
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BrynCP

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Something need to change, question is what?! Could be anything but the bar ends idea sounds like a cheep way of getting an adjustable reach/hand position, tbh if I rode 30 miles regularly on flat bar bike I think I'd be getting stiff too.

It doesn't help that the worst roads are near my home either. So at the end of any ride, I have all that shock travelling through my body, I am stronger now though to stand on the pedals.
 

vickster

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Definitely see a physio. If monies are tight for private, see your GP and ask for an NHS referral
 

screenman

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Arms out straight in front of you right now, palms facing downwards, now turn them facing each other, anything going on in the shoulder or neck area?
 
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BrynCP

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Arms out straight in front of you right now, palms facing downwards, now turn them facing each other, anything going on in the shoulder or neck area?
Nope.

If I twist my head to the right, just as my head is over my shoulder and I am looking at a 90 angle I feel that area tighten. If I move my head over my left shoulder, the same way, when I get to the 90 degree I also feel the area (on my right still) tighten, with a little pain.
 

vickster

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I have the same, tight scalenes apparently and shoulders. I also get a lot of aching in my arm

My physio has me doing lots of shoulder shrugs and head turning, between painful massages at appointments :ohmy: Get medical advice, this is unlikely to resolve without some sort of intervention (my experience anyhow)
 

screenman

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Physio and stick to the stretches they give you.

Most people feel a difference in the shoulder area with the position I gave, this illustrates the benefits of bar ends or drops.
 
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