Old 06-12-16 | 06:40 AM
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Originally Posted by LUW
The more upright position is a plus, since I'm no racer, so that's good to know.
Pretty important to note that if your body's ability, flexibility, and core strength are not super great, a more upright position is going to allow you to transfer more power and remain more aero better than a more slammed position.

Anyone can get aero. Anyone can generate a load of power. It's a balance of the two, unique to an individual's body, that are going to create the best (read fastest or most aero and powerful) position for that rider.

That being said, a slammed and drop stem on a Roubaix will offer more saddle to bar drop than the default configuration of the cdale.
That also being said, you can't go wrong with either.
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