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There's a knee pain thread if you search for it.
I've had knee trouble for years and found that riding fixed caused me discomfort. I think even if you try not to resist the pedals too much you'll end up doing it anyway. If cycling with a freewheel causes you no problems then it may be that your knees aren't used to different strains and pressures being put on them by fixed cycling. Knees aren't very tolerant and doing anything your knees aren't used to can cause discomfort until they get used to it.
If you have no history of knee problems just take it easy, if you have a history of knee problems take it VERY easy and see how you go, icing your knees after riding may help, if it gives you real problems it may be worth getting looked at.
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does the word "thereforth" exist?
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ThereforthUTFDictionary! :-P -
Man that sucks, hope you get them back. I also hope the toerags fall off the next 5th floor balcony they try to steal from!One word of warning though. Now somebody knows what bikes you have there and how to get onto your balcony, they'll also expect you to have 2 new replacement bikes soon. This happened to me when my mountain bike got stolen, a week after getting it back the scumbags returned and it was stolen again :(
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I hope the dog turns on them one day and leaves them hideoously disfigured (although i presume they were ugly anyway).
Random attacks suck, when I was younger I made the mistake of not wearing cheap tracksuits and baseball caps, this apparently gives the local pondlife good enough reason to spit at you/throw things etc.
Both are going to put pressure on your knees that they are not used to if you're new to riding fixed.