Quote Originally Posted by OakLeaf View Post
I tried this after being advised to do so (by a guy of course), and all it did was wreck my KOPS and give me foot and leg cramps. My experience is that fore/aft saddle position will not change rider position on the saddle; that's determined by anatomy and handlebar height. In my case, I was sitting too far forward on the saddle for a simple reason: it was a pear-shaped saddle, and I need a T-shaped one. My thighs were forcing me forward onto the nose.
I was thinking more about this. If the saddle is right for you, you don't move with the saddle. You maintain position and move the saddle under you. Sometimes, you simply can't be sure the saddle is wrong unless you are sitting where you are supposed to on the saddle. The human body is such an incredibly adaptable thing and each of us adapt differently -- without neccessarily the best result for the purpose.