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Old 12-01-18, 11:55 AM
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First is saddle tilt- level or slightly nose up so you're not sliding forward.

Second- if your butt wants to be more forward, move the saddle forward to be under it.

Third- if reach is too long (unlikely with such a short stem unless the frame is too big) raise handlebars or change bars to smaller pattern.

Forth- allow some time to develop the flexibility & core strength needed to comfortably hold riding position.

Assumes that saddle height is reasonably good.
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