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You can be sure, if it is Westinghouse.
I love it. That's a good one with which to date yourself.
Should we also take a poll to see how many newbiesrecognize that slogan or how many have even heard of the Westinghouse Electric Supply Company?
Westinghouse post offered a cure that worked, but really didn't address the underlying cause. I concur with Iowagriz's posting. Achillles tendonitis is caused by having your seat/saddle too high which keep the foot flexed in a toe pointed down position which, in turn, causes constant contraction of the calf muscles and load on the tendon which leads to tendonitis. Lowering your saddle (and check to make sure your cleats aren't pushed all the way forward if using cleats) will help to even out the muscles you're using to pedal.
You can be sure, if it is Westinghouse.
I love it. That's a good one with which to date yourself.
Should we also take a poll to see how many newbiesrecognize that slogan or how many have even heard of the Westinghouse Electric Supply Company?