A myth to dispel… KOPS should not be used to set saddle fore and aft. Instead we suggest referencing body mass representation, shoulder angle and saddle contact.
A myth to dispel… KOPS should not be used to set saddle fore and aft. Instead we suggest referencing body mass representation, shoulder angle and saddle contact.
A myth to dispel… KOPS should not be used to set saddle fore and aft. Instead we suggest referencing body mass representation, shoulder angle and saddle contact.
From experience riders who actively pull up are often more unstable on the bike and have poor pedalling technique.
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Read articleMost stock bikes come with handlebars that are a size or two too wide. A well-fitting handlebar can help reduce pressure on a rider’s hands, neck and shoulders as well as offering more aero benefits for the racers.
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