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The latest clamping system on the ENVE Seatpost doesn’t work, that’s the point.
You can either have your saddle at such an obtuse angle it penetrates you, or so acute that you’d have to be very leggy and saddle-to-bar droppy for it to be comfortable.
The happy medium of saddle angle was impossible to find (for me) with the ENVE post clamps and resulted in me actually cracking the post cradle trying to keep the saddle at a comfortable angle, despite not over-torquing.
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Yes I have this exact issue aswell. There are a couple of degrees missing which happen to be the exact angle you need. I'm thinking of trying a bodge putting a thin layer of tape on the inside of one of the clamping points, to push it to the right angle, but if anyone has a better idea (barring just buying a new seat post) I'd be very grateful!
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bar drop has nothing to do with your saddle sloping forward though, your saddle should be flat no matter. If it isn't then you might have too much drop, or your saddle is too high
lsinclair
B0N0R
why would saddle to bar drop have anything to do with a seapost clamp working?
I agree the enve system isn't the greatest but it does work.