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Old 07-10-15 | 05:23 PM
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shopkins1995
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Originally Posted by ColinL
I have truly never heard of anyone doing such a thing. Ever.

Why are you switching to the thin seat for trails... is it clearance on descents and jumps? If so, you'll have plenty of clearance using the dropper. Therefore you'd just leave the 'road' seat on the whole time.
Well the really thin seat just keeps it out of the way so that I don't get hung up. I put it up and down depending on what I am doing (why I'm getting a dropper seat because it gets old). I'm not really on the thin seat much when I trail ride but do need a seat. When I ride the road or a bike path, I ride for 30-60 miles and do need the seat since I am sitting down. I guess most people have two bikes, one for mountain bike and one for road.
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