Aufgeblassen47
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I don't have A-Fib. I HAD A-Fib in the past.
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Why Does My Heart Rate Go So High Riding - UPDATE - solved!
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I don't have A-Fib. I HAD A-Fib in the past.
Eviltwin
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Have/had. Whatever. Someone tries to give you some good advice and that is how you respond.
I set the cruise and stretch out on the foot pegs and use my wife as my backrest lol
Dave
Aufgeblassen47
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I regularly see one. What is of concern if you RHR is high. Mine is usually lower than normal. Normal range is 60-80. Mine is often in the 50s, and today it was 47!
Aufgeblassen47
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Update! High Heart Rate Whilst Riding Problem SOLVED
I rode w/o my (heart monitor) watch hand on the handlebar for a while, and my HR was perfectly normal. So I can conclude that the vibration of the handlebar is causing a false reading bugaboo. :yikes:
I rode w/o my (heart monitor) watch hand on the handlebar for a while, and my HR was perfectly normal. So I can conclude that the vibration of the handlebar is causing a false reading bugaboo. :yikes:
Tslepebull
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Glad to hear it was nothing but a false positive.
Aufgeblassen47
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Thanks! It did not make any sense, as during my stressful & painful gold marker implants into my prostate the other day, resulted in rock steady, low HR in the middle of it. :yikes: