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Old 03-18-10 | 06:40 AM
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From: Alamogordo
Originally Posted by ls01
my problem is saddle sores. I know, I know. Saddle sores are caused by bacteria that infects a pore ore hair folicle. but I disinfect the area before kitting up, use some form of chamois cream, always wear clean shorts, and I still get them. I never did before I started using an inform r/l. I love it. its fairly comfortable, I have done a couple of centurys on it ( them actually I have it on more than one bike) and I still get sores. I was fitted , they are level, and I still get them. frustrating.
I've had saddle sores in the past and that is one hell of a terrible feeling. I got rid of mine by (a) getting better shorts and (b) getting a different saddle. That was after trying all the different taint lubes I could find, soaking in salt, using baby powder during the day, etc. If you didn't get sores before you started using your current saddle, why not try a different saddle?
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