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Old 09-22-08 | 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by tigrrrtamer
But my point of view is that it's not so important for rider positioning, because you can get seatposts with a different offset and you can adjust your seat's position too.
Wish I could agree with that, but we've had guys come to us that cannot fit on any road frame with a 73 degree STA because there isn't a seatpost on the planet with enough setback.

Also, there's no such thing as 'criterium' geometry. Nobody has a bike specifically designed just for racing crits because any old road bike does the job just fine. Companies tried to push the idea back in the 80's as a marketing exercise, but nobody bought it.
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