Thread: Saddles - Cross another one off the list
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Old 05-15-06 | 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by jazzy_cyclist
I suppose the first question is: If you are comfortable, why switch?

I have an Avatar on my main ride and it's not too bad, but I wanted to try something different for another frame I'm building up, so I bought an E3. Haven't finished yet, but this should be interesting. I heard a lot (both good and bad) about the Arione.
Its that not too bad bit- We don't want a saddle thats OK- we want Nirvana on the long rides. A saddle that works for twenty miles can be a bag of flints after 30 and still another 70 to go.

I now have Nirvana for this weekend - I've got my trans am back for my big one- Just so it doesn't get nicked by my pilot- I'mm welding it and the seat post to the frame.
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