On Thu, 2010-01-14 at 14:14 -0800, Rene Sterental wrote: > Steve, > > My experience mirrors yours, in that to avoid hand pain, I was going > with extreme setback seatposts and pushing my saddles back on all > except for my MTB. The hands felt fine, but the knees hurt and I > couldn't really push hard. A Specialized video fit ended up pushing me > forward by about the same amount as you, but shoulder, neck and hand > pain prevented me from moving the handlebars forward.
Did you actually try? It seems counter-intuitive, but hand pain is often caused by the bars being too close. I don't see how bar fore-aft position could have any affect on neck pain. Height, surely, but fore-aft, I don't see it. And I speak from vast experience with both hand and neck pain.
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