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Old 03-22-21, 05:26 PM
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Cyclist0100
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Originally Posted by AUPedla
Getting the fundamentals setup is a linear process, then it is a cyclic process to tune until the fit is perfect. Starting at 0 degrees is an initial reference point if the OP doesn't already have a reference point from other fits or bikes. Sure if the OP was getting a bike fit from a professional they would have the knowledge to start somewhere else. From the original question the OP was looking to adjust his saddle at home, hence my 0 degrees reference point.
So you're recommending that someone start at 0 degrees for a saddle that no one rides at 0 degrees. That's just awesome advice!!! NOT. You might as well tell her to start at any random angle and adjust from there.

Sarcasm and jokes aside... while starting at 0 degrees won't do any harm, it's not a logical starting point for a curved saddle. Does common sense not have any role in your linear process? <-- That's a serious question.
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