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Date Posted: 02:24:14 07/31/03 Thu
Author: Paul
Subject: Cycling discomfort.........I need help .....

I have increasing discomfort when cycling esp on my road bike.The area immediately below the (and only the rhs) rh side "sit bone" becomes sore and tender and swollen,sometimes after a very short time.I have tried various seats , and tried wearing two pairs of shorts.Before i got the road bike I did long rides on my fs mtb and complteted the rainbow rage a couple of times (ie 5 hour rides) without any trouble.I also trained for and completed Taupo(5 hr and 5 ) and this is when the trouble started (I was pretty sore when i finished!!!)I would like to see a doctor or someone with some knowledge or experience of cycling "injuries" .I am in Wellington.

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