So, I went to my Specialized dealer, they did the quick Butt-o-meter and I was a little (lot?) smaller than my home measurement, closer to 115, so sized a 143 cm on the Specialized. They only had an Avatar in 130 or 155, so I chose a Jett...only to come home and realize my hubby has hidden our hex wrench set somewhere. Plus, they only had black, and I really wanted white. So, I rode on my stupid Bontrager saddle to pick up my son from preschool and wow do I need a cut-out! Went online to Specialized and turns out they had a close-out old model Jett for $20 in white 143cm. And would do overnight shipping for $20. So for $40, I should have a white Jett tomorrow and can return the $113 Jett I bought at the LBS. And hopefully by then, I can talk to DH to clue me into his hex wrench secret. I sure hope it works, but anything has to be better than this stock saddle. Thank you for all your help!
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09-07-2011, 11:24 AM #1
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I don't mean to hijack - but what is Knott's test and how does one measure one's own sit bones (or do you need someone else to do it for you??). Sorry for the stupid Q's but I am new to cycling
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