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Old 08-28-08 | 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by bikinpolitico
I agree with cyccommute. When you are getting started, a lot of the break in period is getting your rear end used to riding in the saddle. If you are riding a modern saddle (non-Brooks) with gel or foam padding, they'll probably be virtually no break in period.
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