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thanks for the suggestions. I'm not sure a layback post will help though. I think it is the flat surface area on the saddle that is too short. If I was able to move the saddle back I think that would just leave me sitting too far forward on it, which would be more uncomfortable. I feel like I'm sitting in the right place, there just isn't enough of the right place to sit on (if that makes sense...).
Does a layback post just make the overall reach longer? With my other saddle I've got my position feeling perfect, so I don't want to start messing with it.