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Pain and saddle soreness is common while cycling — here’s how to improve it

14 September 2024
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Pain and saddle soreness is common while cycling — here’s how to improve it
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Cycling can cause saddle soreness due to pressure on sensitive areas, affecting both casual and professional riders. Professional bike fitter Chris Steffanoni highlights the issue of pain and discomfort from the seat, emphasizing the importance of proper bike fit to prevent potential health complications.

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