That's exactly how a Concor should be setup though. A seat that ramps up at the back is a different animal than something board flat pointed at the hub!
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Originally Posted by
mazdaspeed
It depends on the saddle and the amount of drop. I see lots of racing bikes with a slight nose down and lots of touring bikes with a slight nose up. I don't think it's legit to just say that every saddle on every bike should be perfectly level, it's wrong. Saddle shapes vary a lot especially.
If I put a level on this saddle tail to tip and adjusted accordingly my nuts would be destroyed. As it is, I can ride in the drops all day comfortably with a comfortable amount of weight on my hands:
That said there is a point where it just becomes jackass looking and impossible for it to be comfortable even though people claim it is. What I particularly hate is the saddle nose pointed way down and the hoods rotated up towards the sky. Some people don't know what they're doing and apparently don't care to learn.