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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by aicabsolut View Post
    I got measured at City Bikes, where I bought my bike (the Chevy Chase location). After sitting on the thing several times, I was on the cusp for 143-155. I find that the 155 is good because I can get my sit bones more squarely on the saddle, more weight over them, and less weight on the front. (too bad they don't carry many 155s in the store). I had assumed that the 143 was fine given my measurements since I had no sit bone pain, but perhaps not.


    I've just got to find something that won't kill me in 20 miles. I'll never improve if I can't spend more time on the bike.
    So why, since this woman here has absolutely average sit bones, can't we find more saddles that are 155 mm across and don't look like garbage can lids?

    Aicabsolut:
    Have you tried Brooks saddles?
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
    for six tanks of gas you could have bought a bike.

  2. #2
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    Sep 2006
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    Heh. Exactly. And who wants to have to order a bunch of saddles just for kicks?

    I haven't tried Brooks. Not sure this shop carries them.. But there are plenty of other shops in the area I can try (was already at this one getting handlebars swapped out and a free 20hr tuneup).

 

 

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