The saddle position is based on what makes you comfortable. Unless the position is based on power output. In that case go pay for an expensive fitting with a power tape and mold the position you'll conform your body to later. Looking at your back in a picture and thinking you want to change it because it looks differnt is not something I would even think about. The body is truely remarkable in it's ability to let you know if it's comfortable or not.. what is that thing.. oh ya.. Pain. I do agree that on my agressive race bike the last saddle I wanted was the brooks.. but it's the saddle I lived by on my tour bike. Where I had a more upright riding position. Even there, everyone has a different body. What is comfortable to me will be or could be miserable to you. I was able to get more comfortable on the brooks with a tilt up position... but then for the first time in my life including my tour bike the handle bars were up equal with the seat height. Thus I was sitting on the saddle... I also just finished a 40ish mile ride without spandex riding shorts.. never could have pulled that off in the past. So the only one with the answer is you. Try http://www.roadbiker.com check out the ebooks section then the e article the perfect saddle. Everything you ever wanted to know in a mere 57 pages. Have a great day. Kelly
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