How much post do you have showing? How tall are you? What's your PBH? What's the frame size? How did you arrive at that frame size? To my eye, you could be on a larger frame, but that conclusion is based on very limited data. I'll admit that, although I understand choosing an upright position, I do not belong to the sit-up-and-beg club. For "sporty" riding, rolling that much of my weight backwards on the bike makes me feel unbalanced and uncentered, and restricts the contribution that my lower back and glutes make to the pedal action. I've arrived at a point somewhere between Competitive Cyclist's "Eddy" fit and "French" fit, and my constant tweaks to my position seem to always cycle back and forth within that range. As an aside, it's interesting to me that many European cycletourists have gone to flat or even trekking bars in order to achieve a relaxed upright position.
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