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Old 11-10-20 | 04:19 PM
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I've seen some really wacky saddle angles on the various cheap fixed gear or single speed bikes the kids are riding in the city these days. I think it's just because they don't know any better (saw some of them attempting a front brake repair one time, and it was clear they didn't know what they were doing).

Originally Posted by noglider
You usually see Italian style saddles* dead level, at least on bikes with experienced riders. And this is with the handlebar somewhat lower or higher than the saddle.
*Italian style saddles: my term for a plastic shell with a cover glued or stapled on, usually with padding between the shell and cover.
Modern Italian saddle on a less than modern Italian bike. Super comfy for me.
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