Originally Posted by
pepperbelly
I never got around to getting a good measurement of my inseam length.
Today was a very pleasant 70° so I went for a ride.
I noticed quickly that my knees were bent at the bottom of my stroke so I stopped and raised my seat. I rode a little further and they were still bent further than seemed right so I stopped and raised it a little more.
After that I coasted a little and with my heel on the pedal my leg was straight. I went about a mile and after a concrete joint I heard something and saw my knee was bent again. I stopped and checked my seat stem and it had slipped down. I put it back where it felt right and tightened the cam a little. It stayed after that.
The index on my stem was at 2 when I started. That is where it was in the pic where y’all said it looked too low. It ended up at 6 where it felt right.
I did 6 miles and felt great after instead of having leg fatigue. I think my seat has been dropping a little over time.
I still haven’t adjusted my stem height.
Pepperbelly, we're all goin back and forth between you're 2 posts, and things are overlapping and creating more confusion than necessary....
I would USE ONLY ONE THREAD for your further discussion of 'SETTING YOUR POSITION - as relates to saddle height, stem, handlebars - everything which relates to your position on your bike... without more confusion than necessary
just a thought...
Yuri