Texperkin
Member
Hi all,
I’ve been to the doctor the last couple of days. Been through blood tests, xrays and been poked and prodded. Basically, my left leg below the knee is aching. Its not in any one spot and its not constant although it does get reasonably intense on occasion. I wanted to rule out anything like DVT or Tendonitis (I do a fair amount of running) or even cancer but that all seems to be good. Nothing on the xray and nothing in the bloods.
I’m now left with the idea that my bike is causing this.
I’ve had my FZ6 now for about 6 weeks and come to think of it, its been about a month or two since the pain started. I haven’t noticed it on other bikes though.
Has anyone else experienced such a thing?
Maybe my controls are set up wrong? The clutch lever seems pretty comfortable and I think adjusting it would make me strain one way or the other. The lever doesn’t seem stiff – and its just been in for a service. Maybe I’m speed shifting a little more than I used to.
My next step is going to a physio or just live with it. I’m leaning towards option 2 but wondered if anyone had any suggestions.
I’ve been to the doctor the last couple of days. Been through blood tests, xrays and been poked and prodded. Basically, my left leg below the knee is aching. Its not in any one spot and its not constant although it does get reasonably intense on occasion. I wanted to rule out anything like DVT or Tendonitis (I do a fair amount of running) or even cancer but that all seems to be good. Nothing on the xray and nothing in the bloods.
I’m now left with the idea that my bike is causing this.
I’ve had my FZ6 now for about 6 weeks and come to think of it, its been about a month or two since the pain started. I haven’t noticed it on other bikes though.
Has anyone else experienced such a thing?
Maybe my controls are set up wrong? The clutch lever seems pretty comfortable and I think adjusting it would make me strain one way or the other. The lever doesn’t seem stiff – and its just been in for a service. Maybe I’m speed shifting a little more than I used to.
My next step is going to a physio or just live with it. I’m leaning towards option 2 but wondered if anyone had any suggestions.