Bert
05/13/2026 (Wed) 07:46
No.85410
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05/13/2026 (Wed) 07:46
No.85410
del
>>85409
>>85408
I am riding a different TT saddle tomorrow so there I will sit more on the nose/rivet, but I don't think that's the crucial part, it's about in what position you can rotate your hips and put down good power. I have a pretty long upper body so I need to sit slightly further backward, if I am too forward then I will become crunched even with my effective 170mm stem. My TT saddle has a slightly slippery feel to it yeah, I'd prefer it to be rougher.
>>85407
I'm not sure what rules they will uphold in the TT, since it's a regular TT (meaning TT bikes are good) they are very strict about rules for TT bikes (nose of saddle at least 5cm behind BB, not too long TT skis and so on) but I am not sure what their rules for road bikes are. My handlebars are wide enough at least to fit the 28cm UCI rule if they measure that.
>>85408
I am riding a different TT saddle tomorrow so there I will sit more on the nose/rivet, but I don't think that's the crucial part, it's about in what position you can rotate your hips and put down good power. I have a pretty long upper body so I need to sit slightly further backward, if I am too forward then I will become crunched even with my effective 170mm stem. My TT saddle has a slightly slippery feel to it yeah, I'd prefer it to be rougher.
>>85407
I'm not sure what rules they will uphold in the TT, since it's a regular TT (meaning TT bikes are good) they are very strict about rules for TT bikes (nose of saddle at least 5cm behind BB, not too long TT skis and so on) but I am not sure what their rules for road bikes are. My handlebars are wide enough at least to fit the 28cm UCI rule if they measure that.