Comfortable Saddles?
08-26-16, 10:08 AM
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08-26-16, 10:20 AM
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it's not the saddle .... it's your butt
keep on riding, and as your arse softens, the saddle will become more comfortable
so don't waste your money
your arse is like a new cricket ball .... it needs to be worked and softened, and the only way you can do that is to keep on riding further and further
too many people new to cycling change saddles several times ... then 'magically' find one that is 'comfortable' .... but when the put the original very 1st saddle back onto the bike, it also is 'comfortable'
keep on riding, and as your arse softens, the saddle will become more comfortable
so don't waste your money
your arse is like a new cricket ball .... it needs to be worked and softened, and the only way you can do that is to keep on riding further and further
too many people new to cycling change saddles several times ... then 'magically' find one that is 'comfortable' .... but when the put the original very 1st saddle back onto the bike, it also is 'comfortable'
