jkhayc wrote:
Shambolic wrote:
All I know is I have never seen so much of a seat poking out someones rear before.
This is not a good reason to change OPs saddle position
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IMO you should be comfortable on it slightly more forward without moving your position.
Why? What if his undercarriage is different from yours? Maybe his balls are way bigger so he needs to sit more forward than you?
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It took me a while to work out my Dash split saddle but mine is pressing well into the back of my balls.
If your saddle is pressing into the back of your balls you have your balls positioned incorrectly.
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I have to have it almost level otherwise I find I have to continue to pushing myself back in the seat.
This is something I actually agree with. My Dash is level. But different saddles are different. So yea, not a valid reason for the OP to change.
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I also think it is hard to tell the fact you are under no pedalling load and spinning so fast.
A 34x11 on a trainer is a fair enough amount of load. Spinning fast doesn't really take anything away from his fit video, especially if that is his normal cadence.
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I always adjust my seat and it feels good and then as you warm up or fatigue I feel it's just not right. It took some time until it just felt right all ride every ride stopping to adjust it mm by mm during a training session.
That is a fair thought process, but again, not really a great reason to suggest moving around the OPs saddle.
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Your position isn't bad by any stretch so I would take it to the road and tweak it to best suit. As a proponent of short cranks riding 160m myself I am questioning if 140 even for your height will be too short. I'd been keen to find out how they work for you regardless
Tl;dr
OPs position is "not bad." Yea, it is actually quite good. Much better than most "critique my fit" threads that pop up on here.. Since the position is new, OP should just go out and ride a lot. Then come back the request updates. There is nothing in the fit video that suggests an immediate change is necessary for improvement.
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What's you issue and makes you the expert? The man wants peoples opinion and I gave mine simply saying I think the seat doesn't look right to me. Check the thread he asked my opinion and I'm not asking for your shit advice.[/quote][/quote][/quote][/quote][/quote]
