Seat How High???

jus' whatever fells best for you.I like it low for hopping,tricks
&stuff,higher for MUni and longer rides.
Play around with differnt heights to what you like best.

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Its just like mountain biking. You want the seat higher for XC. You want
it lower for DH and more technical stuff. Same for trials.

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paramountz said:

*I come from a mountain biking backround. *

While you're just learning to ride. use the same basic method as setting
the seat height on your bike. Adjust the saddle hieght so that your heel
just touches the pedal at it's lowest point with your butt firmly
planted on the saddle. If this feels a little too high. drop the saddle
about 10mm. Once you learn other skills, such as hopping, it may become
necessary to lower to saddle

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Thanks for the advise

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I started using a quick release on my MUni so I could quickly change
heights -- low for technical stuff with drops and hopping, then back up
high for straight riding or descents down fire trails where you can bust
out the tricks (grim with the seat low, foot on the crown and knee up by
your chin).

JL

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