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--Mary Anne Radmacher
Ahh, perhaps I was unclear - it is the fitting fees that are not charged again - I did not mean the parts themselves. So they don't charge for adjusting the fit after putting new parts on the bike - for the life of the bike/your ownership. Sorry for any confusion. My first LBS would charge multiple fitting fees outside of the parts/labor - this is one of the reasons I switched...though not the main reason.
Last edited by Catrin; 06-07-2010 at 01:17 AM.
Knotted - your advice was spot-on with my Brooks. The more I ride it after my fitter returned my saddle to how the FIRST fitter adjusted it the better it feels![]()
I had no money for Proofhide after the rain last weekend, but did use some mink oil just to put something on the saddle after it got drenched. I will be getting Proofhide this weekend as everything I have read seems to indicate that it really is better to use than mink oil. Unsure why, but it isn't that expensive...
Strange thing today at the Tour de Cure at which I rode 25 miles. At the end of the first 10 miles, my girly bits were quite uncomfortable. I stopped, took a 7-8 minute break, then continued. The remaining 15 miles were fine with no discomfort that I remember.
This seems odd to me, if nothing else I would expect the second half of the ride to be more uncomfortable than the first... thoughts anyone?
As uncomfortable as it became, it was still better than last Saturday before we adjusted the tilt of my saddle.
Added --->>> It just dawned on me what the problem probably is, the saddle probably just isn't broken in yet! I've had so many fit issues that my first assumption was that the saddle needed tweaking. I now have 150 miles on this saddle (110 miles in the last 8 days). so hopefully we are getting there.
Last edited by Catrin; 06-13-2010 at 03:00 AM.