Old 07-20-21, 11:06 AM
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As the OP says, there are many moving parts. Typically, saddle position is determined by its relation to the pedals and crank - making sure that the knees are in the right position when the foot is forward and that the leg angle isn't too large or small at the bottom of the pedal stroke. From there, upper torso position is adjusted by adjustments to the front end plus saddle tilt.

Yeah, if you're getting rid of this bike in 2 months, then no point in getting a pro fit. But soonish.

BTW, in the summer months, some of the more popular bike fitters in my area are booked out weeks in advance. Plan ahead.
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