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Old 05-09-10 | 08:10 AM
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Lauraspark
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From: in the House of Perpetual Renovation, BSLNC

Bikes: 2010 Jamis Coda Comp

Originally Posted by Rowan
Sorry to say this, but the frame's top tube appears to be too long for you even without you in the picture. The seat is as far forward on the rails as it seems to go and you have a really short stem on there. The stem also means the handlebars are below your seat by quite a bit. The compromise here is quite extreme.

Still, it has the componentry you wanted...
Well, we'll see how it goes. I felt like I was standing on my hands during the first test ride, so they made some adjustments to the stem (I think they might have even changed it out? Not sure because I was having a mild heat stroke after riding several miles in 90 degree temps with the sun in my eyes...) and raised the angle of the bars a bit. It felt fine during the second test ride. I don't feel like I am over reaching either, which was one of the big problems with my other bike. I am hopeful this will work.
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