Because I was riding incorrectly on my bike and therefore lowering the saddle by 2cm fucked up the rest of the position on my bike. :(
I mean, what is dropping the saddle by 2cm meant to be better for? Just comfort?
So your legs isn't as stretched out, easier to put down the power, spin etc.
Too high can cause many thing, discomfort on saddle, hip rocking, even bouncing on a fixed wheeler
For me, it was because I was sitting on the saddle incorrectly, but always as ed said I was over extending my knee and foot to compensate my short legs!
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Because I was riding incorrectly on my bike and therefore lowering the saddle by 2cm fucked up the rest of the position on my bike. :(