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Old 06-28-11 | 10:31 AM
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bikepro
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Originally Posted by sethco
Another thing you could try is turning the saddle slightly to the left or right. I find myself most comfortable when the saddle nose is 1/8-1/4" left of the center line. That could be enough to move the pressure points for you.

The Brooks Swallow looks pretty flat but I haven't ridden one.
In this regard, the Swallow looks flat, but like all Brooks saddles, it is basically a hammock. The middle of the saddle flexes -- perhaps even more than a B17 since it has little support on the sides. Of course you can adjust the amount of flex by adjusting the tension.
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