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lol. Ok, I can see my toes over the boep.

Ok, I'll have a look at the handle bar height, it is currently lower than the seat. BTW, I can stand with my legs straight and touch the floor, so I don't think flexibility is an issue.

Thanks for the replies. The pain is not constant, it usually subsides within a day after a long ride. I just thought that I might be doing something wrong. And Discovery won't pay for man-boob augmentation, so no luck on that.

Hi guys, Sorry if this is in the wrong section. I've been doing MTB races for about 3 years now. I have a Raleigh RM5 17" (small), and I'm 1.68m tall (or short). Anyway, I still get lower back pain after long times in the saddle. Is this incorrect bike setup, or just a normal thing that everybody experience? Is there anything I can do? Please help me with some hints or advise. Regards, Martin