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Old 05-18-17, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by the sci guy
As I've posted I cut 2 cm off my quill stem and subsequently lowered my bars. Does this mean I have to raise my seat to balance he offset?
Never. The saddle should be positioned at the correct height for your legs relative to the cranks, period.

The problem you're experiencing might be due to the continuing process of healing, as you said, or you might just not be flexible enough to handle the new, lower bar position. Even if the latter, however, you shouldn't attempt to fix the problem via saddle height.
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