Well, speaking very briefly, I think that position looks quite strong personally. Perhaps the only thing I notice that is a trifle odd is that the cleat on the bottom of the shoe looks a tad far forward. That may be rider preference though.

Overall, I don't know that I see any major problems. Angle of hands to forearms looks stressful maybe, but that is a function of this kind of fit sometimes.

Pretty good.

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Tom Demerly
The Tri Shop.com

Looks like a good ITU type position. As an alternative you might find this article interesting:

http://www.bicyclesports.com/Slam_Setup.html

If I eleve my hips (saddle) 2 cm and move forward 1,5 cm aprox; Its my hip-spine angle more effective? and the position is more Tri?

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Jose Miguel Romero
http://140punto6.blogspot.com/
Triathlon Coach
Spain

Hello:

That is position with hed extension for draft



I cuted the fork sterer 1"3/4 (4cm)

I can move 2 cm the seat forward with I mount the Sbend extensions

Comment and opinion please

I should change something

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Jose Miguel Romero
http://140punto6.blogspot.com/
Triathlon Coach
Spain

The top does not match your postals nickers.

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Oh! I change the nick for I can to use the same in all forums

jmgul = jmguel

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Jose Miguel Romero
http://140punto6.blogspot.com/
Triathlon Coach
Spain

 Lol, he's referring to your cycling shorts not matching your shirt.

You're not likely to get any good advice by simply posting a picture on the internet, unless something is really obviously wrong. In order to be properly set up, you need to visit someone very qualified in bicycle fitting.

This is my definitive position. Limit of geometry and my body (flexibility lumbar zone)

I have simulated Aero helmet Rudy project Syton. I hope to buy one



With overall 500 km only, Today, I ride 60km in aero position in zones of 3 to 4 km

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Jose Miguel Romero
Triathlon Coach
Spain