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Show this to your LBS. Maybe it'll follow the lead of Liberty Cycles in
Asheville, NC.
Liberty has established a "saddle library" stocked with six popular seats
for men and three for women.
Riders pay $5 to rent a saddle for a week. Then if they want to buy it, the
$5 goes toward the purchase.
Sounds like a great way for a shop to help its customers. And for riders to
learn if a seat works for them before plunking down full price.
(We speak with envy, having more than 50 different "unridable" saddles we've
purchased over the years.)
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