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Nichola Roberts
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Any luck with the physio? As a fellow femur-breaker I know some of the issues. One thing that's happened to me is my posture on the bike which I think changes over the course of the ride (I'm favouring one side over the other). I don't have any niggles as of yet, but I thought it might be of interest. I'm not convinced that my leg flexibility / strength will ever be the same as it was* and I think it will continue to change on me and I'll have to adapt as I get older.
TL;DR I think you should get the frame built and then make adjustments with finishing kit to cope with your legs as time goes along. There will be no 'settled state' with our legs, we'll just cope as we get older.
*however I'm faster than I ever was really and am racing CX this weekend. It's not a bar to cycling but it's a "thing"
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And in other news, I've given myself a knee injury which has been a set-back in terms of finalising the fit.
I've had numerous bike (and saddle) fitting sessions for this, and none of them have been 100% correct for my bad leg (I broke my femur in Dec 2018). Every time I think I've nailed it, the niggles start creeping back and I have to re-book and try again.
I was doing some trial-and-error adjustments of my own (and felt like I was actually getting somewhere) but it all went wrong (obvs).... so still no numbers, therefore still no frame.
Matthew is keen for me to sort this out as some of his other projects are starting to get delayed by supply-chain issues, and I already have my groupset etc.
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Does anyone know a good physiotherapist bike-fitter? Basically I need a full analysis of which muscle groups still need working on, and some exercises to build them back up.
Any leads much appreciated!