Saddle Recommedations
04-28-07 | 05:20 PM
#2
Body By Nintendo
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Videogames ruined my life. Good thing i have 2 extra lives.
Bikes: Giant TCR2, Giant TCX, IRO BFSSFG SE, Salsa Casseroll, IRO Rob Roy.
Depending on how aggressively you position yourself on the saddle, you'll probably want to look for one that has a nose with more padding than usual. Trial and error is really the best way to find a good saddle though. I recommend starting with an inexpensive one. Performance Bike has one or two house brands (Forte) which may work.
Another one to consider would be the Blackwell Research Adamo ISM seat:
https://blackwellresearch.com/ism_seats.htm
I'm thinking of trying it out sometime later this year just for s***s and giggles.
Another one to consider would be the Blackwell Research Adamo ISM seat:
https://blackwellresearch.com/ism_seats.htm
I'm thinking of trying it out sometime later this year just for s***s and giggles.
04-28-07 | 05:57 PM
#3
Body by Guinness
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Irvine, CA
Bikes: Specialized Allez Pro; Cervelo P2 SL; Tsunami (Converted to Fixed Gear)
I have one of these...Selle San Marco Azoto...I like it a lot.
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04-29-07 | 03:46 PM
#5
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fizik arione tri &
fizik arione tri2
They have worked the best for me during the past year.
The tri 1 is a little more forgiving and comfortable.
The tri 2 is a little tougher to sit on unless you are hauling @$$. But it is virtually flat. As I slide forward, I don't slide down. Makes me feel more efficient.
A couple of my friends love the Profile Airstryke. I rode it for a couple of months, but it was too cushiony for me.
Good luck,
Snookdude
fizik arione tri2
They have worked the best for me during the past year.
The tri 1 is a little more forgiving and comfortable.
The tri 2 is a little tougher to sit on unless you are hauling @$$. But it is virtually flat. As I slide forward, I don't slide down. Makes me feel more efficient.
A couple of my friends love the Profile Airstryke. I rode it for a couple of months, but it was too cushiony for me.
Good luck,
Snookdude
04-29-07 | 11:56 PM
#7
It's not about the engine
Joined: Aug 2003
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From: Palatine, IL
Bikes: Raleigh Grand Prix '03, Scott CR1 Team Issue '06
What is the difference between the regular arione (which I have and love on my road bike) and the tri version?
