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Old 07-27-08, 03:34 PM
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Seat Angle?

Hi guys I'm finding it almost impossible to get the allen screw off the bottom of the seat where I would adjust the angle . . . any suggestions and is that even the right spot?
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Get a long handle allen wrench
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Make sure you are turning it the right way as well.
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make sure youre turning it....
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doesnt this depend on the saddle ?
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Originally Posted by cyclingvirtual
doesnt this depend on the saddle ?
It depends on the rider and what he thinks feels best.

Try riding with the saddle level from the top of the nose to the back. Then try it tilted forward. Then try it tilted backward.
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