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Re: Pain when riding

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  1. it depends... if there is 'crushing' pain, then that is an immediate
    kind of problem..haha.. the trick is to get on the seat such that the
    front is made to push the jewels up and out of the way, before you sit
    on them..

    otherwise, if it's just the numbing kind of pain from sitting directly
    on that cluster of blood vessels, it can help to change the seat angle
    to help put pressure elsewhere. keeping hte seat low enough to allow
    'standing' on the pedals to give your crotch a break is important too.
    and one can also push down on the nose of the seat while riding to help
    keep weight more on the butt.

    also, the seat matters a lot. my KH velo saddle is muy comfy, after some
    fiddling and getting used to. plenty of comfort for muni or short
    cruises. worst case scenario, if even a nice saddle isn't soft enough,
    there is the option for an airseat, which allows for the insertion of a
    small tire tube into the saddle, which can be filled with air to provide
    a very soft type of cushioning.

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