Had Prologo Scatch Pro and Nack at home, love them!
Now back on Regale's. Which was what I had before the Prologo.
What saddles is everyone using?
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Tinea Pedis
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forgivenick
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forgivenick wrote:I currently use a slr xp but have been considering the aliante since I like the flex of the slr, but my sit bones get a little tender on the longest rides. I measured 145mm wide sit bones in the shop and hear the aliante can be more comfortable for riders with wider sit bones. Anyone try both and have an opinion?
Anyone ridden long distances on these two saddles and find one preferable to the other?
Thanks!
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ProfessorChaos
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SLR Kit Carbonio Flow.
....and a handful of others, but this is my favorite.
....and a handful of others, but this is my favorite.
On a Fi'zi:k Aliante Twin Flex Carbon Railed Saddle now...
By the end of the week, a Fi'zi:k Antares 00 should find itself crested on my Fi'zi:k Carbon Cyrano Post:
By the end of the week, a Fi'zi:k Antares 00 should find itself crested on my Fi'zi:k Carbon Cyrano Post:
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MattSoutherden
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I just put a Cobb V-flow Max on last night.
I did an hour on the turbo last night and I think it's the first time in years that I haven't thought about the saddle.
In my bucket-o-saddles I have a Spesh Romin Pro (too hard, edges too severe), Selle Italia SLK (meh), SMP Evolution (saddle sores along cutout edges), Adamo road (rails bend, too wide at the nose), Scratch Pro Ti 1.4 143 (gives me numbnuts, so I end up sitting askew and fidgeting).
It may not look 'Euro Pro', but a happy a55 is the main thing!
I did an hour on the turbo last night and I think it's the first time in years that I haven't thought about the saddle.
In my bucket-o-saddles I have a Spesh Romin Pro (too hard, edges too severe), Selle Italia SLK (meh), SMP Evolution (saddle sores along cutout edges), Adamo road (rails bend, too wide at the nose), Scratch Pro Ti 1.4 143 (gives me numbnuts, so I end up sitting askew and fidgeting).
It may not look 'Euro Pro', but a happy a55 is the main thing!
I'm liking the Selle San Marco Aspide best so far. The groove in the middle and rear spoiler seem to fit my anatomy.
Bikes: Raw Ti, 650b flatbar CX
SLR w/ padding ripped off on my training/commuting/travel bike, SLR with padding intact on my Fuji SL/1 usually, Becker/Tune on the Fuji SL/1 during hillclimbs.
On comfort scale, each requires the saddle tilt be dialed in. The SLR with padding is a bit better than the one with the padding stripped. The Becker/Tune is quite comfortable, but it's fragile and expensive so I like to protect it.
On comfort scale, each requires the saddle tilt be dialed in. The SLR with padding is a bit better than the one with the padding stripped. The Becker/Tune is quite comfortable, but it's fragile and expensive so I like to protect it.
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Ramjm_2000
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Specialized Romins on my road/cross bikes.
Specialized Toupe on my MTBs
Specialized Toupe on my MTBs
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echtogammut
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Add another Specialized Romin Pro to the list. I tried a fair number before finding that one just worked for me.
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