Old 08-04-16 | 09:05 AM
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ejewels
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Originally Posted by Carbonfiberboy
I'd look to see if there's a 90° angle between the upper arm and torso when in the low hoods position, that is with forearms ~level and back straight. That's really the tell, but normally that also will mean a gap between knees and elbows. It's helpful to use a mirror when one is on the trainer.

Here are some photos I took while I was in a fat phase a number of winters ago:
http://www.bikeforums.net/long-dista...l#post12207030
Oh OK. You're talking if your elbows straight (or slightly bent). I was thinking if you bend your elbows a good amount, its natural to get some overlap depending on your own physical dimensions.
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