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View Poll Results: did you replace the saddle that came on your bike

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  • No, I like the saddle that came on my bike

    15 20.83%
  • Yes, I replaced it immediately

    52 72.22%
  • No, I specified a particular saddle when I bought the bike

    5 6.94%
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  1. #1
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    I replaced the saddles on both bikes fairly quickly. It took me a few experiments to get it right but I found a saddle I really like (Fizik Arione) and now have it on both bikes.

    BiK, funny you should mention the Specialized saddle as a source of particular agony. I don't know which model you tried -- but it seems to be such a popular saddle. However, my bf has a Specialized Alias right now, and neither of us are wild about it. I will say that it's light years better than my first experiment after discarding the Bontrager that came on my road bike though -- the Terry Damselfly. Not the right saddle for me at all!

  2. #2
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    I'm a freak.
    I changed my stock Specialized saddle even though it was comfortable...I had my heart set on a Brooks...

  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by liza View Post
    BiK, funny you should mention the Specialized saddle as a source of particular agony. I don't know which model you tried -- but it seems to be such a popular saddle. However, my bf has a Specialized Alias right now, and neither of us are wild about it. I will say that it's light years better than my first experiment after discarding the Bontrager that came on my road bike though -- the Terry Damselfly. Not the right saddle for me at all!
    I think it was an earlier incarnation fo the Alias. I vaugely remember trying another saddle of that sort. Men's Liberator I think.

    It may be that I tend to sit forward on my saddles so the sides of the cut-outs applied very focused pressure on my perineum.
    re-cur-sion ri'-ker-shen n: see recursion

  4. #4
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    Jul 2007
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    Well, I was expecting to have to replace mine, but I have gone 50k with no problems. It's a Selle Royal Viper for Women on a Giant OCR 1

  5. #5
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    Love my Brooks B67. Each of my bikes has one. Bliss for my butt.
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

 

 

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