Originally Posted by
CliftonGK1
After spending 3 hours in a fit session, it didn't bother me at all. Basically we set up the fit-cycle with the frame geometry from the Surly, threw my B-17 saddle on it, and played with adjustments from there to determine if it would work for me.
In the end, all we swapped out for hardware was the stem.
I hope you know how rare it is for a bike shop to offer that level of service. Most have salesmen who can't be bothered to swap stems or saddles on the bikes they already have in stock, let alone do a real custom fit (probably wouldn't know how). You're a blessed man, Clifton.
The rest of us are expected to order bikes we've never ridden.