Hello all,
I just finished my first season using a trainer indoors, as the Midwest in January is a bit took much for me. Now with the sun and warmth, I'm back outside, and something unexpected has occurred: I miss Zwifting.
Now, my lower back hurts, I have medial knee pain on my left side, and the I now realize how much time it takes to keep a bike road worthy for all conditions. Also, my lungs hurt from the much dryer, dustier air, and I am still getting over the fear of travelling quickly next to cars going much faster (an unfortunate reality of rural cycling).
Yes, I agree, I am complaining quite a bit, so thanks for hearing me out, but I would like to seriously ask about the lower back pain and medial left knee pain that didn't occur on the trainer. Additionally, feel free to bellyache with your own love of the great indoors.
I just finished my first season using a trainer indoors, as the Midwest in January is a bit took much for me. Now with the sun and warmth, I'm back outside, and something unexpected has occurred: I miss Zwifting.
Now, my lower back hurts, I have medial knee pain on my left side, and the I now realize how much time it takes to keep a bike road worthy for all conditions. Also, my lungs hurt from the much dryer, dustier air, and I am still getting over the fear of travelling quickly next to cars going much faster (an unfortunate reality of rural cycling).
Yes, I agree, I am complaining quite a bit, so thanks for hearing me out, but I would like to seriously ask about the lower back pain and medial left knee pain that didn't occur on the trainer. Additionally, feel free to bellyache with your own love of the great indoors.