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Dumb Miyata Saddle Question

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  1. I just took my whole my saddle apart to put on my reeder. When I was
    putting the saddle back on the uni I had to stop because I wanted to
    make sure I was putting it on right.

    I have a miyata saddle and post. I think the long part of the post
    plate part goes in the front, but I'm second guessing myself. So, long
    part in the front or back? First one to answer gets a prize!!!!

    Not really, but thanks in advance.

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  2. You want to angle the saddle upwards in the front. For me I have the
    long part in the back. That way I'm less likely to snap the post on a
    bad drop. (in theory)

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