FS: Selle Anatomica Titanico X - Black Leather
08-13-19, 07:52 PM
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FS: Selle Anatomica Titanico X - Black Leather
Nice condition Selle Anatomica Titanico X in black leather. I tried it out and while it's super comfortable, just not my style as I prefer stiffer saddles. This is the steel frame version, not aluminum frame, and weighs 485g on my digital scale. If you have any questions please let me know and I'll do my best to answer them.
Asking $75 shipped
Photos:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m1788xp34...IBZcsjNya?dl=0
Asking $75 shipped
Photos:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m1788xp34...IBZcsjNya?dl=0
08-14-19, 07:43 AM
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I don't use Dropbox, so can't open pix. In Belize anyway.
09-02-19, 11:48 AM
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Still have this?
09-06-19, 11:24 PM
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i posted this on the last thread of the person who had a selle anatomica for sale: caveat emptor: that adjuster bolt is pretty far out. the first generation of these saddles had a tendency to bend rails (the cromo wasn't hardened), and the leather stretched a lot faster than you would think.
the second generation model of this saddle supposedly fixes both issues. theradavist.com has written an article about it.
i do this because i imagine no one on this forum wants to burn another user with a bum saddle.
the second generation model of this saddle supposedly fixes both issues. theradavist.com has written an article about it.
i do this because i imagine no one on this forum wants to burn another user with a bum saddle.
09-07-19, 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by smoothness
i posted this on the last thread of the person who had a selle anatomica for sale: caveat emptor: that adjuster bolt is pretty far out. the first generation of these saddles had a tendency to bend rails (the cromo wasn't hardened), and the leather stretched a lot faster than you would think.
the second generation model of this saddle supposedly fixes both issues. theradavist.com has written an article about it.
i do this because i imagine no one on this forum wants to burn another user with a bum saddle.
the second generation model of this saddle supposedly fixes both issues. theradavist.com has written an article about it.
i do this because i imagine no one on this forum wants to burn another user with a bum saddle.
I got this in a packaged deal along with other bike parts, and I've only had this for a short time so I don't know its usage history. The leather does show some stretching, however I would say it looks a bit more exaggerated in the photos than in real life.
It's still available and the asking price was based off the last thread seen here. I'm open to reasonable offers, please PM me. I've been busy and don't check the forums as much lately so PMs will notify me. Thanks.
09-07-19, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by smoothness
i posted this on the last thread of the person who had a selle anatomica for sale: caveat emptor: that adjuster bolt is pretty far out. the first generation of these saddles had a tendency to bend rails (the cromo wasn't hardened), and the leather stretched a lot faster than you would think.
the second generation model of this saddle supposedly fixes both issues. theradavist.com has written an article about it.
i do this because i imagine no one on this forum wants to burn another user with a bum saddle.
the second generation model of this saddle supposedly fixes both issues. theradavist.com has written an article about it.
i do this because i imagine no one on this forum wants to burn another user with a bum saddle.
09-07-19, 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted by RamAlaRag
So how can we tell if this is first or second gen?
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09-07-19, 07:52 PM
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Well. Rad. Haha.
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