Would there be any good reason, other than it looks cool, to go to a lay back post on a ASR-5?
DirtMcGirk <b>WAY</b> Dumber than N8 (to the power of ten alm Feb 21, 2008 6,379 1 Oz Dec 24, 2011 #1 Would there be any good reason, other than it looks cool, to go to a lay back post on a ASR-5?
4xBoy Turbo Monkey Jun 20, 2006 7,169 3,136 Minneapolis Dec 25, 2011 #3 I have a masterpiece layback that I don't like, would rather have a straight model.
Beef Supreme Turbo Monkey Oct 29, 2010 1,434 73 Hiding from the stupid Dec 25, 2011 #4 DirtMcGirk said: Would there be any good reason, other than it looks cool, to go to a lay back post on a ASR-5? Click to expand... There are two. 1) The bike doesn't fit 2) Effective seat tube angle is too steep. It looks cool is neither true nor a good reason. Reason no 2 is really the only positive reason for a layback.
DirtMcGirk said: Would there be any good reason, other than it looks cool, to go to a lay back post on a ASR-5? Click to expand... There are two. 1) The bike doesn't fit 2) Effective seat tube angle is too steep. It looks cool is neither true nor a good reason. Reason no 2 is really the only positive reason for a layback.
stoney Part of the unwashed, middle-American horde Jul 26, 2006 21,961 7,809 Colorado Dec 25, 2011 #5 Bike fit? Go get properly fit, you'd be amazed at how much better it feels.