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Old 08-24-07 | 11:20 AM
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MichaelW
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When seatposts came in one style, you could use seat-tube angle to provide more or less saddle layback over the BB. Now that we have a wide variety of seatpost laybacks, from inline to extra-long, you dont need a special seat-tube angle to position your saddle relative to the pedals.
I switched from a std model to an in-line model to emulate a steep seatpost and reduce my horizontal distance to the pedals.
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