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Shoe Overlap
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James wrote: I had a bike with some overlap, but not that much. I’ve only experienced it on a bike after adding fenders. You never realize just how close the clearance is until you shave off that last little bit! While riding and cornering it was never an issue, and I suspect the front wheel doesn't get turned that far to corner during a race. The tightest corners were undoubtedly doing a U-turn on a road only 5m wide. There’s that, and there’s probably also the way you take sharper turns. To avoid pedal contact with the ground, I generally don’t pedal through them and I keep the inside pedal at the “high noon” position. That behavior also tends to keep overlap with the tire from being an issue. It was a problem for me doing a track stand. When I had my custom frame designed I made sure there was enough clearance. I only had problems with my fenders when I was doing some very jerky steering while powering through some snow. -- "Also . . . I can kill you with my brain." River Tam, Trash, Firefly |
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