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Originally Posted by raria
Surprised by the answers here.

I thought it was simply that with a racing geometry bike you were put in a very aero position bike (i.e. flat back). That's certainly what my CAAD12 does. Endurance Geo put you more upright very unaero position.

I can't agree that aero positions are comfortable for centuries.
That's you CAAD12. But if you had a very racy Cervelo RCA or Specialized Tarmac you'd have a very tall head tube.

Arguably, Cannondales are some of the lowest stack modern "racing" bikes available right now.
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