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Old 01-21-16, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by dsbrantjr
I am in a similar situation age-wise and find slightly nose-up better for me. Just bring the tool(s) needed to make the adjustment with you along on a ride, and make gradual changes; it should be clear when you hit the sweet spot.
Best advice.

FWIW, nose down pitches you forward, putting too much weight on your hands.

I have always ridden nose slightly up, and when I was wrenching I surprised many customers who thought it looked wrong but gave them the best position...
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