"a zero setback post with a saddle tettering off the front of the rails is really less than optimal"

If bike companies optimized their geometry for riding at 80 degrees this wouldn't be an issue. It's only when companies half-ass their commitment to a fit and riding style that these "adjustments" become necessary.

Nobody in the triathlon bike industry has totally commited themselves to the steep and low triathlon bike and fit. Until they do I'm not trusting them. I'll head to eBay and Slowtwitch instead.