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Hi! I've noticed my Selle Italia Flite Trans Am saddle is rubbing my left inner thigh occassionly when pedalling (when I sit back). There's some rubbing damage on my shorts already. I suspect my saddle is too wide. Should I switch to a narrow saddle? or is it just normal wear of my bike shorts? |
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Good day Yes just rotate the post. It helps if you position yourself behind the bike eye level with the saddle looking that the nose points towards stem centerline. As far as the new model can't recall the name but its made by Serfas w titanium rails and a cutout in the middle. |
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