Originally Posted by phughes

Well, I had the same issue, and it was fixed by dropping the saddle. I see a lot of people setting up their saddle too high. You could check a doctor to see if one leg is longer than the other. For me, it didn't take much of a drop to make things right. That solved a lot of issues I was having with saddle comfort, hip pain, lower back tightness and occasional knee pain. Now I have no issues. The dimples on my seat are now where they should be, they are symmetrical.

If the saddle is too high, you will drop to one side to compensate. You may want to check out Steve Hogg's site. https://www.stevehoggbikefitting.com...ard-can-it-be/

Good luck.