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Old 04-17-15 | 09:59 AM
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MikeD1
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From: Onalaska, WI / Clearwater, FL

Bikes: Trek Madone 5.2, Kona Dew, Centurion Dave Scott Ironman

All the other advice given is very good. But, to go back to your original question, lowering the handlebars slightly should not require raising the seat. Seat height is really a matter of the relationship of you legs/feet/pedals. As I've gotten more flexible over the last year, I've gradually lowered my handlebars a good 2 cm. Haven't changed the seat at all. As others have said, just do it correctly so everything is snug and your steering isn't affected.
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