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Old 03-21-22 | 05:44 PM
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Looking more closely now that it is not on a small phone, that is a perfect size bike for you if the seat is in the right position. A smaller frame is going to necessitate a significant jump (2cm) in seatpost height from seat tube. And then the corresponding stem (Technomic zone)

Maybe get a shorter stem reach, and I agree with everyone here, move the levers around and up until you find a comfortable zone, looks be darned. Neal has a nice rule of thumb I am going to use for quick adjustments...
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