http://www.teamestrogen.com/products.asp?pID=17030Originally Posted by fishdr
Is this not it, I see TE are calling it a Terry Zero Saddle, but the piccy shows the saddle says Zero X on the side of the nose.
Or is this an older model?
http://www.teamestrogen.com/products.asp?pID=17030Originally Posted by fishdr
Is this not it, I see TE are calling it a Terry Zero Saddle, but the piccy shows the saddle says Zero X on the side of the nose.
Or is this an older model?
That's the one I have. I ordered it from TE the end of May. I just checked and it has been relisted on TE. I agree with you that it was not listed yesterday. Maybe they just got their new stock in?
Kerry
That's it. It wasn't there when I checked. AND - they have their 90 DAY return policy! You can't beat that!
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Elizabee (age 5) at the doctor's office: "I can smell sickness in here...I smell the germs"
Ok, mine arrived yesterday. Man is it hard!!! I'm going to try it on a couple rides this weekend, but I don't know...The cut out seems nice. It's light as a feather. I got the 2005 "with less padding" which may have been a mistake.
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"...I'm like the cycling version of the guy in Flowers for Algernon." Mike Magnuson
my LOVE for my Zero!!!! I have ridden hundreds of miles now on it and no pain (once I got it situated) It has proven great in the mountains and on looooong rides...so glad I got it!!!
I am now looking for a new saddle for my mtbike...I think I am going to try the Zero Y because I want the clearance to get off the back of my saddle. The butterfly is just too wide and I find myself in precarious situations because I am getting caught on the rear of my saddle on sketchy descents.
although...I will NEVER give up my butterfly on my commuter...just too darn comfy!!!
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