Hello
I searched the forum and could not find data on this.
Maybe I couldn’t find.
I have a problem with mystic fizik.
I can’t find the place to sit.
I have it at angle 0, I mean if you look at it from side to side it is parallel to the floor.
I can’t find where I have to really sit.
This did not happen with cobb 55 or pn 3.1
I can’t say the seat is uncomfortable.
But I can’t stand still either …
What angle do you really have to have it?
the parallel rails? or its parallel top?
Thank you
sorry my english
What angle do you really have to have it?
the parallel rails? or its parallel top?
Typically, it’s best for the saddle to be level in the places where your sit bones are going to be positioned for extended periods.
Or, perhaps more accurately: it’s usually best for the saddle to be positioned so that, even if the saddle’s surface were completely slippery, you wouldn’t need to be constantly doing much effort with your arms and legs to keep your butt in the location that you want.
For saddles with a flat top, this usually means having the top level with the ground or very close to it.
For saddles with a less-flat top, it really just depends. Oftentimes it’s not obvious what “parallel with the ground” even means.
Whether or not the saddle rails are parallel with the ground is meaningless.
I rode mine with a parallel top, which meant the rails were angled slightly upwards when tightened on the seatpost.
I rode mine with a parallel top, which meant the rails were angled slightly upwards when tightened on the seatpost.
Right now I have it that way.
Linkg google drive:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YC4EvUIOSs2tktqYqqJMc3tVUE1Tp969
thanks
What angle do you really have to have it?
the parallel rails? or its parallel top?
Typically, it’s best for the saddle to be level in the places where your sit bones are going to be positioned for extended periods.
Or, perhaps more accurately: it’s usually best for the saddle to be positioned so that, even if the saddle’s surface were completely slippery, you wouldn’t need to be constantly doing much effort with your arms and legs to keep your butt in the location that you want.
For saddles with a flat top, this usually means having the top level with the ground or very close to it.
For saddles with a less-flat top, it really just depends. Oftentimes it’s not obvious what “parallel with the ground” even means.
Whether or not the saddle rails are parallel with the ground is meaningless.
I’m going to have to play a little with the angle
thanks
My position was not very aggressive, so I did not have issues with the flat saddle.
Maybe try to tilt it down just a little to help relief some pressure. The material on the saddle is very grippy, so you will not slip off with some minor nose down tilt.
My position was not very aggressive, so I did not have issues with the flat saddle.
Maybe try to tilt it down just a little to help relief some pressure. The material on the saddle is very grippy, so you will not slip off with some minor nose down tilt.
Hi, I have no pressure problem
It’s about not feeling comfortable supporting me, like I’m not firm.
I move further back, later.
In the fifty five I found a point and stood firm, without needing to move, or I could say in that position I felt good in another no.
In this case, I don’t know where I have to go, I couldn’t find the position.
thanks