Using an anatomical saddle

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10-23-15 | 04:13 PM

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rmfnla

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Originally Posted by mapeiboy

That is why my wife got me a new saddle last Christmas with larger cut out in the middle . She told me my junk is getting bigger .

Good old gravity...

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10-24-15 | 07:13 AM

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Paul Barnard

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That would not be the saddle of choice for the world naked bike ride.

10-24-15 | 07:45 AM

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02Giant

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Try one of these, it will keep you where you belong. https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-E3NrLT9mFB...t_09.44.53.png

10-24-15 | 08:12 AM

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FrenchFit

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Originally Posted by Inpd

Ha ha! Seriously, if you line things up like I said your sit bones won't be carrying much of your weight so I must be misunderstanding how to use those things.

Correct grasshopper. The cut-out is for the area behind the junk, the soft tissue enjoys the pressure relief while the so-called stiz bones carry the load, i.e the perineum, as mentioned above. If your junk keeps banging the nose, as I does for us alpha males, opt for the hooked nose SMP saddles that provide extra clearance up front:

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