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Fancy seatpost for more saddle angle adjustment?
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I had to look up "neutral position." Burt says it's his fit window within which personal adjustments can be made for adaptive fitting...
Yesterday at 1:33 PM
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I guess a road biker tries to have his spine horizontal at the shoulder blades. If he didn’t tilt his pelvis at all, he’d have to arch...
Yesterday at 8:18 AM
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Appreciate the advise and tips. Thanks guys
Thursday at 11:32 AM
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I may remove a back wheel once a year, so it wouldn't be worth the cost and the hassle of installation. It helps me to start by shifting...
Thursday at 6:12 AM
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Ebikes can really hide a lot of crimes, bike-fit wise. I've seen some truly bizarre saddle/stem decisions made by ebike riders. Its...
Wednesday at 8:53 AM
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I fitted a guy last week who came in with his saddle tipped down about 20 degrees. He had one of those steerer extender things on top of...
Wednesday at 8:48 AM
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Sold! Some of those who complained that it broke submitted photos showing the seat clamped out at the end. The manufacturer says that's...
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This one had a heavy and unsupported direct drive rear hub motor. The rear takes a lot of weight. I replaced it with a extra-strong Yuba...
Sunday at 4:41 PM
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I'm still waiting for EBR to review this one:
Sunday at 4:12 PM
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Recumbent, this is why I wouldn't ride one I know what I want to be "seen" on in traffic Now consider this thing on a 6' wide country...
Sunday at 4:11 PM
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An older post, but if you're looking to get a greater range of seat angle adjustment, you might try one of these...
Oct 30, 2025
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Who's ebike riding could ALL be done on a regular bike?
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Actually, I have always done at least 80% on an acoustic bike. Commuting, fitness, recreation, touring rides acoustic. Only use the e...
Oct 29, 2025
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Did the homicidal boy survive the incident?
Oct 29, 2025
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Now you're talking! The seat clamp appears to be about 12" behind the crank and 28" behind the handgrips. With the seat that far back...
Oct 29, 2025
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I'll bet you would like this 2007 Crossroads. The saddle is high because it was in the stand.
Oct 29, 2025
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