Moving saddle farther forward

Sounds like its time to get a bike with geometry that better suits your position objectives.

Adams saddle

I was afraid of that... ??

I can generate so much more power and much faster TT times with the saddle forward and I'm still hanging off the front of the saddle.

The bike is a 2014 Specialized Roubaix Elite with a Profile Design FF seatpost, Adamo Road saddle, and clip-on Profile Design Aero Bars. (Apparently there's no way to post a pic on this forum).

The tip of the saddle is 3/4" back from the center of the bottom bracket.

What is the typical distance from tip of saddle to center of bottom bracket?

Thank You!
Rod

that is one of specialized's more relaxed geometry bikes. It's not made for you to be sitting super far forward. Sounds like you've got it as far forward as you're going to go.

UCI rules (not that you are bound by those) limits you to 0 setback from the bottom bracket. Most triathletes are in front of it (depending on the saddle, less for short snub noses) by a fair amount.

There's not much more you can do with that bike to go forward, and none of it is something I'd recommend for safety reasons... you are already changing the whole dynamic of that bike in a way it was not meant to be ridden.

ymmv of course

I was thinking the exact same thing. Not sure what the point is of trying for a super-aggressive effective seat post angle on a bike that's that tall in the front.

yup, you have found that RB's don't make great TT bikes!  I ride a 2013 Felt B12 and still have the seat as forward as I can.  I find I can sustain power longer in this position based on trainer trials.