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Old 11-08-08, 08:36 PM
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kninetik
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Climbing on a tri-bike geometry has one drawback for me. Due to a steeper geometry, my saddle's nose is a fraction in front of the BB. When I stand up, the nose of the saddle will hit the back of my thighs like a metronome with every rotation of the crank. It is annoying enough to keep me planted on the seat. On a road setup with the saddle relatively further back, I enjoy standing now and then.
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