My turn for a fit thread
10-09-09 | 11:21 AM
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But that does bring up something: Why hasn't anyone commented on the cleat position?
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10-09-09 | 11:28 AM
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trick of the eye or are you really oddly proportioned?
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10-09-09 | 11:33 AM
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Probably a little bit of both in that particular pic, but I am very oddly proportioned. I have a very short inseam (30") for my height (5'11), and that is compounded by extremely long thighs and short shins, and my neck is also longer than average. Fitting onto a stock frame is a PIA, as is evident by my bike (not the one in the pic) when you realize I don't have the seatpost out very much, but I have a setback post with the saddle all the way back.
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10-09-09 | 06:56 PM
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