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Old 04-06-12, 09:23 PM
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Saddles similare to Romin 130?

For those who have a Specialized Romin 130, and your butt agrees with that saddle, do you have any other saddles that you like? I love it, but I dont have another 130 to get another one, and I dont want that expensive of a saddle on my beater. Can you guys help me out?

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Look for anything that has that curve in a 130. off the top of my head - the Fizik aliante sport that was stock on my Giant bicycles a few years back would probably work well. Comb ebay for used Romin's as well. I tossed mine in only a few months of use and sold it near new at a swap meet for $40. Saddles that work for you are like gold. Ones that don't work for you are worthless.....to you. The same holds for others as well.
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To be honest, I've yet to find anything as good as the Romin for me. It's relatively unusual with its combination of curve and a cutout. I'd look for a used one.

When you say beater, are we talking a rain bike or a commuter/town bike? If you only use it for short distances you may find saddle choice is less critical. I have Romins on my road bike but my beater (fixed gear Pompino) has some piece of crap Selle Italia. In any case, I find race saddles tend to be a bit too sharp-edged to wear with street clothes.
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