Anyone using or tested such a forward seat/aerobar position? Reminds me a bit of Remco trying to get as small as possible over more common stretched out position.
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Riedinaustin: Aug 15, 23 9:04
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Re: Thoughts on Samuel HĂĽrzeler's position [Riedinaustin]
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Never heard the guys name before, but here's a photo of his position
Re: Thoughts on Samuel HĂĽrzeler's position [Lagoon]
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Thanks! Couldn't get photo to upload
Re: Thoughts on Samuel HĂĽrzeler's position [Riedinaustin]
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Riedinaustin wrote:
Thanks! Couldn't get photo to uploadAt first I thought he was sitting really far forward, but looking at his seat vs. the bottom bracket, I'm not totally sure that's the case. I don't think his weight is abnormally far forward on the front, due to his compact arm position. His hip angle looks really nice and open. It's definitely a little unorthodox, but I think it might be pretty good from both an aero point of view and for biomechanics for him.
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My son has the same bike and it offers three seat mount positions. He's currently using the middle option. Samuel is using the far forward option. Just have to test it out.