There are many like it but this one is mine.
this post was submitted on 23 Oct 2026
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I agree the saddle looks too nose-high. With this angle you could risk sliding backwards! And I'd say, at first glance, the handlebars orientation could be fine.
RIP hips...
(It's still a dope restomod though)
Surely OP will adjust the seat angle before using it, that'll cause a strain injury for sure.
nerd.... I do agree
You have to dock properly.
It's more like the combination of both nose-high saddle and down-rotated handlebar