I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need of a
new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the hole cut away
are better.
Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still stylish?
Thanks!
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I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need of a
new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the hole cut away
are better.
Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still stylish?
Thanks!
"Brett Baisley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need of a
new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the hole cut
away
Quoted message said:are better.
Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still stylish?
One that fits. I went with one that was hard as hell, and did 'not' have a
hole in it. I certainly did not get it for style. It's black. Plain black,
and the the most comfortable saddle I've ever used.
Long story short......there seems like there's as many saddles out there, as
people with backsides. It can be a real crapshoot finding the right saddle.
I got lucky to find one that fit so easily.
I hear ya want to stay away from the gel saddles.
"Brett Baisley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need of a
new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the hole cut
away
Quoted message said:are better.
Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still stylish?
I'm thinking a carbon SLR would be sweet. Honey, where's the whip and
chains?
Shaun Bell
Brett Baisley said:I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need
of a new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the
hole cut away are better.Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still
stylish?Thanks!
Saddles are a personal preference. Just get one that has
pressure points the same width as you tailbone distance.
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- Zilla
Cary, NC
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Brett Baisley said:I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need
of a new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the
hole cut away are better.Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still
stylish?Thanks!
Stylish? I'd go with leopard print myself.
Penny
Brett Baisley said:I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need of a
new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the hole cut away
are better.
I had one with a hole in the middle and it caused more problems than it
solved. It got replaced for one with a channel which is very comfortable.
Of course, as others have pointed out, it's all to do with personal
preference / anatomy and YMMV.
Quoted message said:Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still stylish?
I (and a couple of others here) like the WTB Rocket V Stealth.
pas said:Stylish? I'd go with leopard print myself.
The SDG Bel Air? http://www.wadescycles.co.uk/shop/images_products/263.jpg
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Quoted message said:pas said:Stylish? I'd go with leopard print myself.
The SDG Bel Air? http://www.wadescycles.co.uk/shop/images_products/263.jpg
Why stop at the saddle???
http://www.teamsheep.nu/images/chopper.jpg
Steve.
Brett Baisley said:Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still stylish?
Like others have said, it's a personal thing. I, for one, would stay
away from bloated gel saddles. You'd think they'd be more comfy, but I
found them to be a hassle because the seat surface moved around too
much. Maybe they're better now, but...
Find a bike shop that'll let you try saddles. I went through six or
seven saddles from a small shop in Golden, CO until I found the one that
fit me the best. I'm REALLY happy with mine.
Also, get good shorts.
T o m Dillon
Lakewood, CO
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On 2004-07-06, Brett Baisley penned:
Quoted message said:I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need
of a new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the
hole cut away are better.Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still
stylish?
For the record, there are both male and female saddles with cutouts.
The difference is in positioning and shape.
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monique
On 2004-07-06, Sunastar penned:
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Find a bike shop that'll let you try saddles. I went through six or
seven saddles from a small shop in Golden, CO until I found the one
that fit me the best. I'm REALLY happy with mine.
Which shop?
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monique
Monique Y. Mudama said:Which shop?
Golden Sports Recyclery. It's north of the big intersection of 93, 6th
Ave, and the road that goes to Central City and Black Hawk. It's in a
strip center on the east side of 93 at a traffic light.
Randy and Carla are the owners. Stop in and say hi. Randy is also a
first rate bike mechanic.
BTW, I still haven't had a chance to get to that second hand shop in
Boulder to buy that $45 bike. :-7
T o m Dillon
Lakewood, CO
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On 2004-07-06, Sunastar penned:
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BTW, I still haven't had a chance to get to that second hand shop in
Boulder to buy that $45 bike. :-7
I haven't looked lately to see if it's still there ... you'd think
someone in Boulder would snap it up.
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monique
Monique Y. Mudama said:I haven't looked lately to see if it's still there ... you'd think
someone in Boulder would snap it up.
Nah, it won't sell until a few minutes before I get there, no matter
when that is. :-7
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T o m Dillon
Lakewood, CO
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"Brett Baisley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need of a
new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the hole cut
away
Quoted message said:are better.
Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still stylish?
Thanks!
You'll get votes for every kind of saddle from folks on a newsgroup, because
people here probably have every kind of ass. My favorite is the WTB stuff
with the groove...I run a Laser V on my main bike and love it. I also have
some weird Selle San Marco Dynamica Socca something that was attached to a
beater. It looks like [censored] and feels awesome.
I picked up a Titec Ithys-Amore for my new commuter based on word of mouth.
Everyone loves it, I find it to be a wretched piece of [censored]. Go figure; to
each his own. You just gotta try them out. My advice would be to get your
hands on a WTB anything-V, then try out some of the Serfas RX saddles.
Chris
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:pas said:Stylish? I'd go with leopard print myself.
The SDG Bel Air?
http://www.wadescycles.co.uk/shop/images_products/263.jpgWhy stop at the saddle???
http://www.teamsheep.nu/images/chopper.jpgSteve.
Didn't you steal that from JD?
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Cary, NC
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Chris said:You'll get votes for every kind of saddle from folks on a newsgroup,
because people here probably have every kind of ass. My favorite is
the WTB stuff with the groove...I run a Laser V on my main bike and
love it. I also have some weird Selle San Marco Dynamica Socca
something that was attached to a beater. It looks like [censored] and
feels awesome.I picked up a Titec Ithys-Amore for my new commuter based on word of
mouth. Everyone loves it, I find it to be a wretched piece of [censored].
Go figure; to each his own. You just gotta try them out. My advice
would be to get your hands on a WTB anything-V, then try out some of
the Serfas RX saddles.
I like/use the WTB Laser V with the groove. But then it comes stock on a
lot of bikes and was stock on mine when I got it. Fits my butt fine so
that's all ever I needed.
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Westie
(Replace 'invalid' with 'yahoo' when replying.)
Asses are like opinions their all differ- ent. So go out
and try saddles till you find one. All my ass can take is SDG Belaire.
I MTB 2004
"pas" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:Brett Baisley said:I am just starting to get back into mountain biking, and I am in need
of a new bike seat. Since I am male, I year that the ones with the
hole cut away are better.Can anyone recommend what seats are good, comfortable and still
stylish?Thanks!
Stylish? I'd go with leopard print myself.
Penny
http://www.veltec.de/marken/selle-san-marko/aero-puzzola.html
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Just .... wrong.
Reco Diver says:
Quoted message said:http://www.veltec.de/marken/selle-san-marko/aero-puzzola.html
A mullet saddle - kinky!
;-)
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