View Single Post
Old 05-07-10 | 01:50 PM
  #4  
yangmusa
Senior Member
20 Anniversary
 
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 564
Likes: 1
From: San Francisco, California

Bikes: Brompton H6, Schwinn Mirada, Cruzbike Sofrider. Used to own: ICE B1, 2 F-frame Moultons, Koga Myata Elevation 5000 mtb, Challenge Hurricane, Riese & Mueller Birdy Silver, Actionbent Tidalwave 3

Recumbent seats vary a lot. You might want to test ride a few other models to see if they agree with you more.

Also - the Bacchetta Giro 20 is a fairly upright recumbent, which means that more of your weight is supported by your backside and less by your back. I.e. your weight is distributed over a smaller area, which means higher pressure. You might want to try a more reclined bike with a hard shell seat (or Bacchetta's Euromesh seat). As an added advantage, if you get used to reclining more you will also go faster on the flats and downhills!
yangmusa is offline  
Reply