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I'm 5' 6 and 5/16" tall with a 29 and 1/8" inseam. They used memory foam, narrowed the seat and dropped it all the way. They recomended 1/2" forward so that's what I did.
Awesome man! Glad you had a great experience! Do you know how far forward they moved you up?
The move exact move forward I am not sure, but it had to be an 1/2 inch to 1 inch because I can now reach my handlebars without leaning forward as I had before.
I showed Allen my position as I stated in my previous post and he made the adjustment based on what he saw.
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