Quote Originally Posted by run it, ride it
I was never actually fitted on that bike. Will try to find a place that will do that for me. Didn't even know the seat was adjustable back and forth.

I have a long, very curved femur. If I'm standing up straight, my thighs bow out front further than any other body part (even breasts). In addition, I have the shortest torso and flattest spine possible.
Hmmm. Some things don't add up. If you have a long femur, you usually prefer to have the saddle further back, and have a bike with a shallow not steep seat tube angle..... Yet, you feel too far back, or is it that you are sliding forward to reach the bars, indicative of too long a top tube? Who sold you this bike? When did you buy it? I don't know how a LBS can sell a bike and not perform a fitting. Is it too late to exchange it if the frame size is wrong? I thought that is why treks are only sold in bike shops, so they can be fitted. Perhaps if the LBS won't help you trek will if you call them. There is a lot of adjustments that can be made, *if* the frame is in the right ball park size wise.