Originally Posted by
homelessjoe
the seat horn should not contact soft tissue.....just your two sit bones should hold all of your weight......use a hard wide seat......a soft gel or cushy seat will push up into you.....your seat and handle bar should be adjusted so that one third of your weight is on the pedals .....one third on the bars and one third on the seat..........moving your seat back will position your pedals more in front of you making you sit more on your sit bones....this is important............all womens seats are made extra wide and flat......they work better for big people......they also make a seat without a horn...Its just a big oval and this will work for sure
Yeah figuring all this out from this wonderful forum; based on that I've ordered the ISM saddle as it helps in achieving all this you said and the rest is bike fit and positioning I've read. In fact the problem is getting resolved slowly but surely everyday as I ride more, I'm making a conscious effort to sit back on the saddle and that's helping the most. My original saddle was soft and cushy and set up very badly, that is what caused all the damage. With the change to prologo, nose down and sitting back, the issues are getting resolved but still wanna go with the ISM to not load the undercarriage at all