Road Bike Shoe Touches Front Wheel at Lawrence Figueroa blog

Road Bike Shoe Touches Front Wheel. its happened a few times on my road bike when coming up to a junction and starting to track stand. It also happens to riders who have large feet for their body size or who. it’s not unusual, especially in a smaller frame size. However, at very slow speeds, the bicycle is. the front wheel remains straight and there is no danger of hitting your foot. it looks like a problem as your shoe interferes with your front tire, specially if you have long feet or set your shoe. let’s look at what you can do if you have the problem where your feet hit your front tire when you turn…. I minimise it with shoes which are wide but. there are several ways to keep your toe from contacting the front wheel when pedaling through a tight slow. i am 1,70m but got shoe size 44eu so i have a few bikes where front wheel or fenders slightly touch the tip of my shoe. Big tires and/or fenders can.

the front wheel remains straight and there is no danger of hitting your foot. it’s not unusual, especially in a smaller frame size. Big tires and/or fenders can. However, at very slow speeds, the bicycle is. It also happens to riders who have large feet for their body size or who. there are several ways to keep your toe from contacting the front wheel when pedaling through a tight slow. i am 1,70m but got shoe size 44eu so i have a few bikes where front wheel or fenders slightly touch the tip of my shoe. let’s look at what you can do if you have the problem where your feet hit your front tire when you turn…. I minimise it with shoes which are wide but. it looks like a problem as your shoe interferes with your front tire, specially if you have long feet or set your shoe.

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Road Bike Shoe Touches Front Wheel It also happens to riders who have large feet for their body size or who. it looks like a problem as your shoe interferes with your front tire, specially if you have long feet or set your shoe. Big tires and/or fenders can. It also happens to riders who have large feet for their body size or who. it’s not unusual, especially in a smaller frame size. However, at very slow speeds, the bicycle is. let’s look at what you can do if you have the problem where your feet hit your front tire when you turn…. i am 1,70m but got shoe size 44eu so i have a few bikes where front wheel or fenders slightly touch the tip of my shoe. I minimise it with shoes which are wide but. its happened a few times on my road bike when coming up to a junction and starting to track stand. the front wheel remains straight and there is no danger of hitting your foot. there are several ways to keep your toe from contacting the front wheel when pedaling through a tight slow.