Originally Posted by
VegasJen
[UPDATE]
Having said that, I think I would still like to be just a bit further forward, like maybe another inch or two. But eventually you get to a point of diminishing returns. At least right now, for this bike, I'm really happy with where it is.
Depending on the style of your old seatpost, turn it the opposite direction. I've done this to help shrink a bike down for a kid and to move people forward for aerobars. Not every post will allow it but quite a few will allow just enough angle adjustment to allow a saddle to be flat to a few degrees nose down. Otherwise, profile makes a post for putting aero bars on a road bike that moves the seat forward, Thomson's angled post can be turned around for the same purpose.
https://profile-design.com/products/...orward-alloy-1
https://www.retro-gression.com/produ...tback-seatpost