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Old 03-28-05 | 02:28 PM
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From: Maplewood, NJ

Bikes: EPX 303 (You probably never heard of it)

When I purchased my bike via mail order ( I could not afford a quality cf frame from a bike shop, sorry lbs guys. I get everything else from my lbs though), I had my lbs assemble it. I also paid and additional $20 for a bike fit. Granted, I broke in a new saddle on a multi-day event and became very saddle sore, but that was not the fault of the fit. It was my muel-headed unwillingness to give up the new saddle.

I was advised that I would make micro adjustments as my riding style developed. I swapped out for a longer, carbon seat post and a stem with more rise to compensate for the longer seat post. And to illustrate the point about the saddle problem, I swapped out my saddle for a San Marco Aside (an ever harder, flatter saddle then the original).

Tell ya' this. It was the best darn $20 I ever spent.
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