Originally Posted by
smoore
It could be the angle of the photo...but it looks like your saddle might be adjusted nose down just a bit. You don't want to ever feel as if you are constantly falling forward or feel as if you have extra weight on your hands from constantly pushing yourself up or back. Don't be afraid to have the bike shop help you with fine turning. Particularly as you get more flexible in your riding position. Have fun, wear your helmet and sneeze into your elbow!
Thank you for the advice! Update though, I originally bought a Roubaix for $2400, then returned it because the husband had a meltdown over it. So I bought a Cannondale Quick 1 instead at $1000. I did have a professional bike fitting for that one. That kept the peace and still made me happy. Turns out biking is quite addictive, who knew? LOL So yesterday I already upgraded to a Trek Domane SL 6 Disc Womens. At the insistence of my husband I might add who is amazed and so proud of my biking achievements.