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  • Not only these days, its a practice that starts almost since the development
    of the well manufactured 12-14 quill stems. Using smaller triangles you gain a stiffer frame with less weight.
    I don't know why some cyclists see the offset on seat posts as a fault.
    I always try to set my saddle as close as the legth of my legs allow to
    the vertical that defined by the rear wheel axle and i always prefer 12-13cm stems instead of 10cm.

    Of course you have to find the geometry that gives you the head tube
    height that you need depending on your riding style.

    i like your use of the "enter" button

    looks like a really elaborative haiku

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