Originally Posted by
Machka
Maybe not zero pain, but so little pain it's not even worth mentioning.
What works:
1) Good bicycle fit
Further to good bicycle fit ... which is the first step, the most important step ...
Most people will install a saddle straight. They'll line it up with their top tubes and tap it a bit on this side and that side to get it perfectly straight.
That may work for some, but some prefer their saddles with the nose slightly off to one side or the other.
I have discovered, after many years of cycling, that I like the nose of my saddles pointing just slightly off to the left. Probably has something to do with the difference in my leg lengths.