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I cycle regularly and suffer with pain after long rides?
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Cycling: Could be related to exercise fatigue. As one gets older bodies capacity to do what it once did diminishes. Other thought would be bicycle pain can come from the seat and your bodies ergonomic relationship. A seat change may help.
Answered 10/3/2019
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