Managed to barely avoid rain while trying to figure out what my right knee really wants.
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The weather's been pretty bad up here, so I was glad to finally get a chance at a proper ride, and a chance to narrow down what my legs want.
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My first time out this way started the whole bike fit problem that I've been having for the past couple years, but this time finally brought me solutions.
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Despite its name, this town is actually on the White River. It shares its name with the Greenwater River, which is a tributary of the White River.
On this ride, I finally figured out what my knees really want, and realized that I needed to lower the handlebars with the saddle once past a certain point in order to feel like I'm getting any power out.
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After the easy time I had with my Davidson on the Snoqualmie Valley Trail, I decided to try something a bit more involved.
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This was yet another one of my rides where I shamelessly kept trying to make my knees happy. I found the right saddle height range, but fore-aft still needed work at the end.
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A little ride around Puget Sound.
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I spent most of this ride adjusting my saddle position, most of which involved moving it down. It kept getting better, though there's still room for improvement.
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I spent Labor Day weekend on a long, largely unsupported tour.
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My custom Davidson does gravel even better than my Surly Troll!
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