Question

As you read, consider how you would rate the procedure in the areas of completeness, organization, and language.

The peak of the saddle should be a little forward of the crank shaft. However, as saddles vary in length, this rule is somewhat arbitrary. There should be no sensation of kicking backward. As you place the saddle forward raise it in front. Many riders fail to do this, and the result is that they have to bear heavily on the handles to keep from slipping forward. If your saddle does not admit of sufficient canting then you have bought the wrong one.

–The Bicycle: Its Selection, Riding and Care,
L. F. Korns

Which evaluation category receives the highest rating?



Which evaluation category receives the lowest rating?

Answer 1

Highest: organization — the guidance follows a clear, logical progression (position rule, adjustment tip, common error, correction), so it reads coherently.

Lowest: completeness — it’s terse and lacks concrete measurements, step-by-step method, diagnostic checks or alternative adjustments, so it doesn’t fully guide a user.