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Old 04-08-13 | 06:29 AM
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notjoshing
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Originally Posted by ItsJustMe
The lessening (not "loss") of control without the horn on the saddle is probably not apparent to casual riders, who I assume are the primary users of the hornless saddles.
I bike daily, ride trails and rocky slopes, as well as through woods. I've competed--although I don't any longer--and taken plenty of long road trips. If that's your description of a "casual rider", so be it.

It's interesting that those critiquing these saddles are generally those who've never used them, or have tried them for a short ride. As with any setup, it takes some time to get used to it. Once you become accustomed to it, though, it's so very much more comfortable than a traditional saddle, and there's no decrease in your ability to brake or flick the bike around obstacles.
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