@zazenzach quote me one bc, ctt or uci rule that says you can't do that? Besides it wont at all be dangerous, you will have to slow down for the corners like all tt bikes because they're designed to go in a straight linebut not it wont be dangerous
I feel for you. You may be short and this frame actually looks small. Get a smaller one if that is possible. Your arms should be vertical to the ground. Your saddle might be slightly low. Try raising the saddle slightly, move it slightly forward, and get a stem with more negative angle, all so your arms are as I said and back more parallel to the ground.
yeah I would get a much shorter stem with a really extreme angle and flip it upsidedown so it drops you a lot lower and then your helmet will blend more with your back and not be sticking up in the air. Also try moving your saddle forward a little more that will also help with getting your arms more over the bars and it will make it easier to get lower with the right stem.
Could you get a shorter stem and bring it down a little? You are extended too much, you don't look comfortable. Your arms should be able to be more perpendicular.
you look a little too up right, which means you have to have your head well up high for the helmet to sit on your back, creating lots of drag. it would make a huge difference getting a couple of degrees lower. trouble is your bike frame looks a bit too big to do this, do you have a smaller frame?
Move saddle as far forward as possible and move bars back as far as possible, you look like the obree superman position
cerealrulz 10 months ago
@cerealrulz
that will be an extremly dangerous position if youre on a road (youll def fall on the turns) not to mention the fact that goes against the rules.
zazenzach 7 months ago
@zazenzach quote me one bc, ctt or uci rule that says you can't do that? Besides it wont at all be dangerous, you will have to slow down for the corners like all tt bikes because they're designed to go in a straight linebut not it wont be dangerous
cerealrulz 7 months ago
Cool vid still would kick ur ass in a sprint
24maximiliano24 11 months ago
raise the seat drop the bars
chrisdez9 1 year ago
frame is to big man
usmc12221 1 year ago
I feel for you. You may be short and this frame actually looks small. Get a smaller one if that is possible. Your arms should be vertical to the ground. Your saddle might be slightly low. Try raising the saddle slightly, move it slightly forward, and get a stem with more negative angle, all so your arms are as I said and back more parallel to the ground.
Highendaudiodoc 1 year ago
as others have already said. frame too big. id recommend switching out for a smaller frame and getting a pro bike ift.
kleinewaise 2 years ago
You look like you're going to chin yourself with your own knees, raise the saddle or shorten those cranks.
SomeUsefulVids 2 years ago
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stop moving your head
artson71b 2 years ago
yeah I would get a much shorter stem with a really extreme angle and flip it upsidedown so it drops you a lot lower and then your helmet will blend more with your back and not be sticking up in the air. Also try moving your saddle forward a little more that will also help with getting your arms more over the bars and it will make it easier to get lower with the right stem.
zippcyclist 3 years ago
Your frame is too big.
dragonoftke 3 years ago 2
I agree.
FeelMadrid 3 years ago
yeah, i advice next time you get a frame, you get fitter professionally
xmag3kil1zx 2 years ago
sweet helmet though
jordanhedlund 3 years ago
why the hell do these people whare helmets on turbo trainers lol
CymruAmByth500 3 years ago
Could you get a shorter stem and bring it down a little? You are extended too much, you don't look comfortable. Your arms should be able to be more perpendicular.
matthewwilson99 4 years ago
you look a little too up right, which means you have to have your head well up high for the helmet to sit on your back, creating lots of drag. it would make a huge difference getting a couple of degrees lower. trouble is your bike frame looks a bit too big to do this, do you have a smaller frame?
woodwaa1 4 years ago