Originally Posted by
carleton
Looks good.
I'm not agreeing or disagreeing by asking, what were your fitter's thoughts for moving you back 2cm?
Can you comfortably carry the RPMs you want with the new position?
The reason I ask is because, going back is usually a more powerful position that becomes so at the expense of higher cadences, aerodynamics, and knee clearance.
Going off my own fitting experience and the dialogue I had with my fitter, The rearward saddle works for the power, and you will naturally slide forward on the saddle for higher RPM. He demonstrated this with me as I increased the RPM and watched my body changing the angles (Retul fit so real time monitoring of data). So you can always slide forward for RPM but you won't hang your backside over the rear of a saddle that is set forward.