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Old 06-25-25 | 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by repechage
I find that my saddle is best when very slightly nose off to the left. right foot is 1/2 size smaller.
and humans rarely have equal length arms.

interesting tool but i just close one eye and sight.
One way to improve the ease of sighting - use long quill stems. 180s are a breeze. Just hard to find.

For me, seats are easy. Nose wants to be over about midway between (traditional steel) TT edge and center. Being off a little matters zero to my soft parts and askew is askew. Different amounts don't offend differently.
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