Originally Posted by
thump55
The key is improvement. When you stop seeing improvement (less pain, or it takes longer in the saddle to develop the pain), then it's time for a new saddle.
If it seems like your pain is getting better with more riding, then stick with what you got.
This is very good advice. If you have been fitted properly you just have to ride for awhile and get used to it. If you do not see that anything changes over time than perhaps you should look at equipment changes.
I am assuming that you are using some type of chamois butter for the chafing and bike shorts with a chamois. I may be lucky but I have not found a seat to be uncomfortable yet. The longer you ride, the more accustomed you get. Seats are expensive so make sure it is actually the seat and not just a break in period that is the issue.