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Original post goldenchicken III
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18 August 2007, 19:09 UTC
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I have just upgraded my big airfoil wheel with a Nimbus 36" frame. For the moment I am using 152 mm cranks but later I want to shift to my 127 mm cranks. Difference in height: 25 mm. But there is only 12 mm of saddle post left. How do I solve this problem?
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18 August 2007, 19:18 UTC
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In a perfect world you would need to raise your saddle (152mm-127mm) or 25mm. Do you have a fancy, expensive seatpost? Can you get a longer one?
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goldenchicken III
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18 August 2007, 20:09 UTC
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Man, I am sorry. It must be the heat. I was totally confused when writing that post. I don't have to lower the saddle when using shorter cranks – I will have to -raise- it. Thanks anyway, Harper. :o
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