Wonder no more, the best saddle in the world is the titec beserker because it fits my ass perfectly. As far as I'm concerned they can shut down all the other production lines.
A good MTB saddel should be big enough for you to mantain contact with it when you need it and small enough to allow you to slide back and forth easily fx. resting your stomache on it when going down something really steep. Also when climbing and sitting more or less on the tip of the saddel it's nice if the front is high and round as opposed to roadie saddels which can be very pointy.
Also a long ride it should not cause numbness or other bad effects on your private parts:-)
Note adjusting the sadel position/angel just a tiny bit can make a world of difference with regards to comfort.
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And.. why all the differences?
So we can all shop more:-)
Regards
Bruno
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Wonder no more, the best saddle in the world is the titec beserker because it fits my ass perfectly. As far as I'm concerned they can shut down all the other production lines.
I would agree completely. There is no need for any other saddles to continue to be manufactured- they are merely destined for landfills, anyhow. You spelled Selle Italia Flite wrong, though.