Show me the sadde!!
05-22-10 | 11:53 PM
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05-23-10 | 12:01 AM
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05-23-10 | 12:13 AM
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05-23-10 | 04:43 AM
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Brooks--- always! (vintage B-15 from early '70s)
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05-23-10 | 06:08 AM
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From: South East Massachusetts
This is my saddle, I did 70 miles on it yesterday with no discomfort at all. My bicycle commute is 23 miles in each direction and find I like this with just regular spandex shorts. I have abandoned padded bike shorts. I find there are far to many stitched seems in the for my personal comfort. This saddle is my keeper, I went through a few of them till I came across this one. It takes a bit to discover what saddle and clothing combination works with your body. Trial and error is the only way.
05-23-10 | 08:43 AM
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From: Jersey City, NJ
Bikes: Jamis Coda Elite - custom 1x9 setup
https://www.amazon.com/Serfas-Density.../dp/B000MT0GP8
guy here but i like the woman's version, a bit wider than mens.
guy here but i like the woman's version, a bit wider than mens.
05-24-10 | 02:53 PM
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From: Pittsburgh PA
Bikes: Giant Cypress LX, Giant Boulder & old Huffy 10spd
Just got one of these and I love it. Does EVERYTHING they claim. When I took it out of the box I thought there is no way I can sit on this thing! I spent the whole afternoon and 33miles on it yesterday. My legs were done but my Butt and my boys felt fine.
https://www.terrybicycles.com/saddles...y-gel-saddle-1
Only false advertising is the made in Italy claim. Sticker underneath says made in Taiwan.
https://www.terrybicycles.com/saddles...y-gel-saddle-1
Only false advertising is the made in Italy claim. Sticker underneath says made in Taiwan.
05-24-10 | 05:39 PM
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05-27-10 | 09:46 AM
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05-27-10 | 09:19 PM
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From: Castle Rock, CO
Bikes: '09 Gary Fisher "Kaitai, '09 Raleigh Team", '91 Trek 8700, '97 Cannondale SR500, '12 Raleigh Twin Six
Terry Fly Ti on my hybrid (GF Kaitai) and trainer (Scott Santa Fe), and Selle Italia SLR Gel Flow on the roadbike. The Terry Fly is an AMAZING fit for me. If it were just a few grams lighter, I would have one on my roadbike. On an older roadbike, I used the Fly for commuting 38 miles a day year round for three years as well as metric and english centuries with zero discomfort. That being said, all sadles take a little dialing in for fit, but I would have no problems if the Fly were my only option.
05-29-10 | 05:09 PM
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From: Jersey City, NJ
Bikes: Jamis Coda Elite - custom 1x9 setup
i have a serfas dual density woman's saddle (a guy here) i find it still looks sporty while really keeping me comfy on rides 30 miles or longer too.
here it is on my gary fisher 2009 kaitai
here it is on my gary fisher 2009 kaitai
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