Toothpick
03-17-03, 02:48 PM
After riding a Selle Italia Flite Ti Gel for the past five months, I realize that this this saddle is not made for me, nor me for it. It's okay for an hour or so, but then it becomes very uncomfortable - especially when not riding in the drops. I know that some of it is my behind adjusting to the bike again, but it became apparent this weekend that it's just not to be. After a fifty-mile ride on Sat. I went for a short ride Sun. afternoon. My behind wasn't sore from the get-go as has usually been the case the day after a fairly long ride (for me), but I just couldn't get comfortable.
After performing some research and talking with Bill at Wallingford, I decided to try a Brooks. I ordered a Swift today in plain old black. With his exchange/return policy, I am sure I WILL find a comfortable saddle without having to resort to a gel cover. I'll report results (hopefully break-in won't take too long).......
Any advice/insight on set-up welcomed....
After performing some research and talking with Bill at Wallingford, I decided to try a Brooks. I ordered a Swift today in plain old black. With his exchange/return policy, I am sure I WILL find a comfortable saddle without having to resort to a gel cover. I'll report results (hopefully break-in won't take too long).......
Any advice/insight on set-up welcomed....
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