I prefer the heel on pedal method plus a few hairs up. I found Riv's
recomendation of pbh -10 or 11 put me a tad high. Always felt like I was
reaching for the pedals and my toes were pointed down to much for my taste. I
prefer a flatter foot while pedaling. I end up around 72.5-73 with a 85 cm
Christopher: any saddle height rule is only a "rule of thumb." It's a
starting point, like KOPS. Measure per Grant or whomever; ride; adjust.
Patrick Moore, who has recently very slightly reduced his saddle setback
over the center of the bb spindle.
On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 5:20 PM, Christopher
My PBH is 95 and I run my saddles (180/178 cranks) at 85. On my Joe, I use
Pedaling Innovations long pedals and push my foot further forward. The saddle
on that one is at 84. (Jury still out on the overall value of the pedals, but I
no longer suffer excruciating hot foot on long rides, so that
Not true for me, I'm losing about 13 from my pbh, with 178 cranks.
-Kai
BK NY
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Chris, it works for me, a pbh of 91 and a saddle height of 81, most of my
riding is in Shimano or Chaco sandals, all on platform pedals. Steve
On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 7:20 PM Christopher Cote <
christopherjamesc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm curious how many here find that Grant's "rule" about
As you know, what GP summizes as a starting point for saddle height is based on
his experience and assumptions. Of course, we all have our own. I don't think
he means it as the one and only way, just his experience and he's passing it
along.
Like all fit questions, the variables are infinite,
I'm curious how many here find that Grant's "rule" about saddle height
being 10-11cm lower than PBH to be true for them. My PBH is 86cm and for
the longest time, ran my saddle at 75cm from the center of the cranks.
Lately, I switched from clipless pedals to flats, and now that the weather
is
