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Old 07-15-13 | 08:21 PM
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Bikes: 1917 Loomis, 1923 Rudge, 1930 Hercules Renown, 1947 Mclean, 1948 JA Holland, 1955 Hetchins, 1957 Carlton Flyer, 1962 Raleigh Sport, 1978&81 Raleigh Gomp GS', 2010 Raliegh Clubman

FWIW- to get comfy on the saddle you need wide and springs like the Brooks b-67 or similar. Since your sitting bolt upright, all your weight is creating hot spots, poor blood flow to certain areas. A saddle with a greater surface area that conforms to your arse will be more comfortable in the long haul. Since your position is upright, your spine is going to act as part of the suspension system, so a few springs will ease that too. Together, once broken in, not much else will be as comfy, that's why you see them on British and Dutch city bikes....it works.
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