Anybody have any recommendations on a ultralight racing saddle that has = some protection for my "swimmers"? I'm looking at the Selle Italia SLR = Trans Am, Selle San Marco Aspide or Aireon ProLite. All of these = saddles are sub 185 grams and have a cut-out or relief. I currently = ride a Flite Genuine Gel but it is relatively heavy and it doesn't stop = the numbness during long rides.
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I ride a specialized body geometry comp 02 which does help out the = swimmers, but it also weighs more than im sure your looking for. If you = want to sacrifice one or the other i think I'd choose to take on the few = extra ounces and save a few swimmers! The only thing bad about the = specialized that i have found so far is for the first 100-150 miles = depending on your weight "that's about how long it takes to break in" it = rides like a 2"x4" but after that its wonderful ------=_NextPart_000_0029_01C2DB4E.4892AFA0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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02 which does help out the swimmers, but it also weighs more than = im sure=20 your looking for. If you want to sacrifice one or the other i think I'd = choose=20 to take on the few extra ounces and save a few swimmers! The only thing = bad=20 about the specialized that i have found so far is for the first 100-150 = miles=20 depending on your weight "that's about how long it takes to break in" it = rides=20 like a 2"x4" but after that its wonderful</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
