The loss of feeling in part of your hand after an extended bike ride is not only uncomfortable, but the use of your fingers decreases the longer you continue, which can make shifting and braking difficult. The condition is known as ulnar neuropathy (also referred to as ulnar palsy, handlebar or cyclist’s palsy). Experience and style need not apply; this condition can happen to cyclists of all skill levels and in all genres of cycling.
At 7 am in the summer, the sun is above the buildings and treetops to give warm air to the bare legs and short shadows.
What IS real- is the local stage race happening tonight. The Newry 3 day: A real, honest, local race where plumbers, fit ones; will race against tyre fitters.
Not transformational…but can be a factor in the addition of small improvements, to get 1 percent better every day.
One rider told me it was a wild day to race in the Tyrone mountains. Another lad told me the …
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Only five of us braved the rain. The normal group usually numbers 12 or 14. The ‘normal’ riders had looked …
