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    Quote Originally Posted by marepaso View Post
    maybe a pu___y translpant?
    HAHAHAHAHAAA!
    No idea why that made me laugh so much

    I like bag balm when I get some chafing or something like that. Seems to heal it up overnight.
    Because not every fast cyclist is a toothpick...

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    Sundial - what are the outside measurements of your sit-bones?

    The rule of thumb I've heard is to have 1 or 2 cm margin to the outside of each sit-bone for a comfy saddle that lets you weightbear on the bones rather than on soft tissue.

    My 180mm sits never land on the nice cushy part of any chamois, but they are nicely supported by my Brooks B67. Once you figure out the width range of the various saddles it makes shopping a whole lot easier.
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

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    Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post
    Sundial - what are the outside measurements of your sit-bones?
    Knotted, I'm actually a 130 mm in sit bone width, but I went with a 143 mm saddle. I figured it wouldn't hurt to have a little extra room as I change positions on the saddle.

 

 

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