Hello,
I was ready to buy one of the beautiful Line series bikes (D8) 
, like to try small wheels, never had a foldable,
tried in the shop my seating position and found out I cannot adjust the reach of stem.
May be I am not adapted to the more 'upright' position. I am not very tall with 1,78 cm, but it seems to me a little bit 'short'.
Would be nice if every bike with fixed frame size could arrange this with your NVO Axis Stem or Andros!
Well, the P24h comes with Andros, unfortunately not the P9!
Saludos
Felipe03
edit:
In the Specs I found out: " Distance: Seatpost to Handlebar: Min: 590 mm (23.2") Max: 630 mm (24.8") ",
(was at 610 mm, I had my 'folding rule' with me 
),
so I have to look again, this wasn't explained how it works. Could someone explain?
, crazy idea.
Hi Felipe,
We like the slightly more upright riding position for commuting. Its not quite as aero but its a bit more comfortable for most and you’re more visible to cars. That distance variability is from adjustment available for the saddle. You can slide the saddle back for a bit more reach. But yes its not quite an accurate description if we say seat post to handlebars.
The Andros and Axis are both great but every component choice comes with tradeoffs. Both add weight, cost and increase folding time. That’s why we give customers a choice of different models.
Enjoy your bike.
Josh