
Originally Posted by
velogirl
ps -- to get a truly accurate measurement of your sit bones, you should place your feet up on a 12-18" high surface (ie an ottoman or a footstool works well).
Does that affectively widen or narrow the distance between sit bones?
The saddle is flat - doesn't curve in either direction. It feels good in all other respects. I really like that I don't slide around on it. I like the narrow nose. It doesn't hurt me anywhere else.
Thanks for the input everyone. Maybe I can get the bike shop to loan me a 155 saddle so I can see if it helps. It may not be too late for them to swap out saddles for me if I'm going from one Jett to another.
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