a comfortable bike seat?

In aus.bicycle on 3 May 2007 18:52:44 -0700

Quoted message said:

a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

Of course.

But all the ones I know that match that description come with their
own free recumbent....

Zebee

Quoted message said:

a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

You might want to read

http://quickrelease.tv/?p=59

Tony F

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a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

http://tinyurl.com/26up8l

I think I'm going to plonk and blacklist every yahoo address from hereon.
Seems to be the domain of spammers, scammers, trolls & the mentally feeble.
OTOH at least it's a heads up to not take the message at face value.

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quote='thefathippy'On May 4 said:

a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

You might want to read

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Tony F[/QUOTE]
In his Journal of Sexual Medicine, a paper he (Goldstein) co-authored in 2005 said that to “better understand cavernosal arterial blood flow hemodynamics at the perineum–saddle interface” the only way to “accurately record cavernosal arterial inflow while sitting on a bicycle seat” would be to use “duplex Doppler ultrasonography in the static condition and during erection.”

volunteers for round 2 ?

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a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

I think everyone gets sore sometimes, some of us just do not talk about
it. That said I use a Brooks B17 with no problems although it is totally
un trendy. I have also used the Brooks Team Pro and found it just as good.

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OzCableguy said:

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a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

tinyurl.com26up8lOpen ↗

I think I'm going to plonk and blacklist every yahoo address from hereon.
Seems to be the domain of spammers, scammers, trolls & the mentally feeble.
OTOH at least it's a heads up to not take the message at face value.

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true, but it was back in '99...

probably doing us a favour in a perverse way to look at this again and see what has transpired since then, which is quite a lot in saddle advances...although I still find my SelleSanMarco "Rolls" comfy for the "bits". Use them on three bikes, Road1, Track1, Postie1....

The research is a giggle if only it wasnt so serious for some.

all is not lost from breathing techno pirates, but the bots are a worry.

On 2007-05-04, OzCableguy (aka Bruce)
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Quoted message said:

a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

http://tinyurl.com/26up8l

I think I'm going to plonk and blacklist every yahoo address from hereon.
Seems to be the domain of spammers, scammers, trolls & the mentally feeble.
OTOH at least it's a heads up to not take the message at face value.

I've had this one for about a week now:
Injection-Info: .*.googlegroups.com; posting-host=67.169.38.239

Googlegroups is to blame here, not yahoo.

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a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

I use one of these and find it is very comfortable for even the longest of
rides.

http://www.sheldonbrown.com/real-man.html

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a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

The trouble is that no single saddle suits everybody. But the
Specialized toupe that I put on a few months ago does work well for me.

paulh said:

The trouble is that no single saddle suits everybody. But the
Specialized toupe that I put on a few months ago does work well for
me.

You've lost all your hair?

Theo

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a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

tinyurl.com26up8lOpen ↗

I think I'm going to plonk and blacklist every yahoo address from hereon.
Seems to be the domain of spammers, scammers, trolls & the mentally feeble.
OTOH at least it's a heads up to not take the message at face value.

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Thanks a bunch. I've been using euan_b_uk AT yahooDOTcoDOTuk for over ten years.

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"]a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

Fizik Arrione and Gobi work for me, atlhough the bottom of the range Bontager that came with my Trek 1200 also worked.

Different bums need different seats, unfortunately trial and error is the only way to find out. That said I haven't read a negative review of Brooks so that may be worth a look.

EuanB said:

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I've been using euan_b_uk AT yahooDOTcoDOTuk for over ten
years.

You [censored]!

Theo :-)

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a comfortable bike seat? IE it doesn't
set your groin on fire and cruch the
family jewels every time you ride?

http://tinyurl.com/26up8l

I think I'm going to plonk and blacklist every yahoo address from hereon.
Seems to be the domain of spammers, scammers, trolls & the mentally
feeble. OTOH at least it's a heads up to not take the message at face
value.

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www.oztechnologies.com

That would be the reason I linked to the real man saddle :P

Jack Russell said:

I think everyone gets sore sometimes, some of us just do not talk about
it. That said I use a Brooks B17 with no problems although it is totally
un trendy. I have also used the Brooks Team Pro and found it just as good.

Yer, but if you use a Brooks, then you don't give a rats about what is
trendy anyway {:-)

TimC said:

I've had this one for about a week now:
Injection-Info: .*.googlegroups.com; posting-host=67.169.38.239

Ta very much. Have added this rule to the collection.

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I've had this one for about a week now:
Injection-Info: .*.googlegroups.com; posting-host=67.169.38.239

Googlegroups is to blame here, not yahoo.

So it's a googlegroups bug? I was thinking it's a netkook/bot kind of thing.
But yeah, it seems almost everytime I get someone trying to scam my online
shop it's someone using a yahoo email address. I'm at the point now that I
use it as one of the flags for a possible fraud.

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Thanks a bunch. I've been using euan_b_uk AT yahooDOTcoDOTuk for over

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ten years.

Heh! Might be time for a new email addy... ;-)

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Terryc said:

Jack Russell said:

I think everyone gets sore sometimes, some of us just do not talk
about it. That said I use a Brooks B17 with no problems although it is
totally un trendy. I have also used the Brooks Team Pro and found it
just as good.

Yer, but if you use a Brooks, then you don't give a rats about what is
trendy anyway {:-)

Ah you obviously know me!

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