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Originally Posted by RedC
When I started riding a road bike 5 years ago my saddle was killing me and all my friends gave me suggestions on saddles ( I think I own 6 now) except one friend who was 70 yro and an experienced cyclist. He askied me how many miles I had and I would tell him 300 or 400 or whatever it was and he would say it's not the saddle it's your arse keep riding. Sure enough after about 1500 miles the saddle ceased to be a problem. I'm riding Adamo now, but I still have a Specialized Body Geometry and a Selle Anatomica and several more
The difficult thing is if it takes 1500 miles which saddle do you start with. I'm guessing the one most comfortable. Of the four that I have access to, I'm going to stick with the Selle Italian Gel Flow. It is the thinest and smallest of the lot but feels great on the road. I just have to change how I ride on the trainer and get some miles under my butt.
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Allan
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