Quote Originally Posted by OakLeaf View Post
It's possible the seat is too wedge-shaped (aka pear-shaped) for you, and that pedaling action forces you forward onto the nose of the saddle.

What's uncomfortable - what prompts you to scoot backwards? Your shoulders, your back, the parts of you in contact with the saddle?
I have no shoulder issues. Nothing bothers me there.
I don't feel l'm being pushed forward. The nose of the seat is pretty level. It's angled correctly as she also made sure it was stright on.

When i'm sitting in my seat now, at home, at the kitchen table. I'm fine.

I think it's cause it's not pressing on my sits bones. I don't have to use them while sitting in a nice comfortable seat.

But.. put me on that little seat and I feel like a skeleton.

When I was riding, I'm just aware of those bones of which, I never have to pay attention to otherwise. Now, on the bike, I got bones under this fat.
I sat in Dead Sea salt last night and Saturday night to ease the discomfort.

it's not like I need cream, I'm not rubbing any where.

it just feels better If I push myself back.

They put my seat/saddle down a bit. A bit more then where it should be so I can touch the ground. Where I'm suppose to be is having my seat/saddle up higher.

They wanted me to get comfortable riding before putting me where I should be in seat/saddle height.

Do you think once I say rays it it will put my body more forward off of those sits bones and I'll feel better?

When you get any bike, nothing is suppose to hurt, even after a few days?

Have you measured your sit bones and the saddle? That's the cheap and no-stress option, so I'd check that first.
I've not measured my sits bones. I wouldn't know what I'm measuring and for what. The saddle is the one that comes with the bike.