Thanks Raven. Our course was "essentially flat" here in the mountains we don't have anything flat - it goes up about 2 degrees out and back down on the way back with slight undulations. The surface is not bad.
What do you think of this saddle???? I am going to search the forums to see if anyone has tried it.
http://triathlonlab.com/Blackwell_IS...e-p-16484.html
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Triatholon lab?? There are located just down the street from where I live. Small world.
Sorry can't help you with that saddle or know of anyone who uses it. But Triatholon lab caters to hard core competitive types so all their stuff tends to cater to the serious. Hardly anything for a beginners there. The bikes they push are Obera orca & ordu, Kuota, Cervelo P2s, P3s, Soloists... so I would expect the seat to be fairly high end.
Their clientele are mostly men. Young, very serious and competitive. And old farts with too much disposable money.
The downside is that testoserone level is pretty high at the shop and I'm not certain about catering to women. They don't ignore me all that often cause they know where I train.
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