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Seat angle

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  1. Is there any conventional wisdom about seat angle? I have a KH Fusion.
    Even after a lot of adjustments, I can't figure out if it's better to
    slide the seat forward and sit as much as possible on the back, or to
    slide it back and sit a bit more on the narrow section.

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  2. uhm... i tend to wear really really padded shorts... and try and sit as
    far back as possible cause its slightly nicer i find.

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  3. If you have the rail adapter type seat mount, I tilt the front up to sit
    on the back wide part of seat and then slide seat on rail mount forward
    and back til I find a comfortable spot

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  4. I think this is where the saying, if its not broken don't fix it comes
    in. Unless you are finding your seat uncomfortable don't bother
    changing anything. Definatly don't go spending money on it. That being
    said, I love experimenting with angle, lately I have been loving having
    my seat so the nose is as high as possible, I have even put washers to
    tilt it more than usual.

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