I've now got it set with the rear a lot higher than the front. My rails are still slightly higher at front than rear though.
I think that fitting article mentions setting the position by the rails rather than by looking at the saddle? Or am I inventing that?
No idea to be honest, I just tinkered with mine until I was happy. It's definitely a lot more 'front-up' than looks comfortable but I feel like I just sink into it.
The difference can be merely that your position is much more upright.
Road bike, my nose is lower, touring bike, saddle is level (from tip to tip)
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I've now got it set with the rear a lot higher than the front. My rails are still slightly higher at front than rear though.
I think that fitting article mentions setting the position by the rails rather than by looking at the saddle? Or am I inventing that?