Old 02-16-09 | 08:23 AM
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HardyWeinberg
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Originally Posted by snoogly
I tilted the saddle upwards a little at the front, as it was the only way to stop myself sliding forwards. This makes the ride less distressing, but I worry my bum, and sit bones, might be breaking in a slightly different part of the saddle than I'll be sitting on once the saddle is level again.
No I think tilting it up a bit at the front keeps your sitbones where they're supposed to be, back on that wide part in front of the rivets. Yeah I don't know when the slipperiness fades. Somewhere early on (~500 miles) it is mostly gone, but my current one, ~7k miles along, is slick to some cotton cargo pants I've been wearing lately.
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