Old 07-01-12 | 12:24 PM
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jasonmg1981
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Bikes: 2011 Kona Dew Plus

Originally Posted by goldfinch
You can measure your own sit bones, which may or may not help in picking a saddle. Lightly dampen a towel and lay it on a step or bench that is fairly low to the ground. Put a piece of paper on top of the towel. Sit on the towel, leaning forward like you are on a bike. Get up and measure the sit bone marks. Center to center is the easiest measure. Outside to outside may be a bit blurry. But, it should give you an idea of the range of saddle that may work for you.

Thanks for the advice......one I know the center to center distance (139mm) , how do i use that measurement to pick a seat? Do i just measure the seats at the store, or do they have some kind of universal number on each seat that might coorelate to the distance I measured?
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