Originally Posted by
BikeUser393
This bicycle was advertised as being able to accommodate for a rider up to 180 cm, and I was told by Cannondale to "position the saddle so it is about the height of my hip", which is what I did.
Not every person of a given height has the same leg length.
Originally Posted by
BikeUser393
Tell me how a 180 cm guy is supposed to ride with a saddle as low down as they're now claiming it has to be?
If you can't comfortably ride the bike with the seatpost at the proper height, the bike is too small for you.
Originally Posted by
BikeUser393
They should of given me a longer seatpost then, suitable for a 180 cm rider, if they wanted that much insert.
No, you "should of" bought a larger bike.
Originally Posted by
BikeUser393
So number one is false advertisement.
No, it isn't.
Originally Posted by
BikeUser393
Second, the owner's manual says "the seat post must be inserted a minimum of 100 mm" ~ 10cm. This falls way short of the "clear marking" they put on for save face.
So you're saying that the distance from the bottom of the seatpost to the minimum insertion line is less than 10cm? Post a pic of that measurement.
Originally Posted by
BikeUser393
I wasn't made aware of that in the assembly video or assembly guide
So you assembled the bike yourself? Pretty sure the instruction manual advises that the bike be assembled by a professional.
Originally Posted by
BikeUser393
I can't be sure if the seatpost met the minimum mark
I think you can be pretty sure it didn't.