Originally Posted by
NyteBlade
Originally Posted by DieselDan
Yet again, everyone missed the point of weight distribution. Raise the nose of the saddle up to take weight off of your hands, wrists, elbows, and shoulders.
All the cushy gloves and grips will not help if you are pushing up your upper body all the time.
Hmm...this is another good idea too. I do feel a little bit weird in the saddle. Feels like my weight is being supported by my wrists, and a certain area you'd rather not support your body with.
This is the best advice in this thread. You saddle should be level front -to - back, or slightly nose up. A lot of folks put their saddle nose-down because they think it will decrease pressure in their
*ahem* crotchular region... but it does not - it just increases the pressure on your hands.