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2008-12-08, 11:07 PM
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I'm thinking that you might actually be able to use a TT bike seat and a set of aero bars on a 36. It would take a bit of work to get the geometry right for the aero bar position but I think there may be some potential there.
Check out Doper Landis he used a bit of an odd TT position with high hand position. I think if the rider is even more upright with similar arm position it might work.  Now TT saddles are not know for being the most comfortable thing in the world is the true drawback of this argument.
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