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It goes both ways Mike. If a taller rider has the same or more mass than a
shorter rider. Then consider that their centre of mass will also be higher.
They need to get this as low as possible to get anywhere near the centre of
mass of a shorter rider. Combine this with super long legs and then they
always have the seat tipping them forwards as the trail steepens.
March 21, 2016, 3:37 p.m. - Seb Is Tall
#!markdown It goes both ways Mike. If a taller rider has the same or more mass than a shorter rider. Then consider that their centre of mass will also be higher. They need to get this as low as possible to get anywhere near the centre of mass of a shorter rider. Combine this with super long legs and then they always have the seat tipping them forwards as the trail steepens.