Originally Posted by
phughes
If you have to tip the nose of the saddle down so much, I can almost guarantee you are starting with it too high. There is not way you can have the weight on your sit bones with the saddle set up like that. Try dropping it, and getting the saddle level to start, then make small adjustments from there.
Thanks!
But as I said above, the picture is a bit of an optical illusion, the saddle is
almost perfectly level (when parked on a level surface,
using an actual level), in fact the nose of the saddle is slightly high, I would say 2-3 degrees....I know the picture doesn't look like it, but I assure you it is.