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Can saddle setback confirm if a frame is too small or large?

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Can saddle setback confirm if a frame is too small or large?

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Old 06-24-21, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Trakhak
The standard weight distribution figures I've usually seen quoted for racers on drop bar bikes are 55% rear/45% front.
I’va also seen a lot of recommendations for 60/40.
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