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In rec.bicycles.tech Callistus Valerius <jazzyboss@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Most people get on with a standard Flite. They look good on any bike too. > not if you have a big ass. a flite is too small for someone that weighs > 180. Pro link is more like it. I don't think it's about the riders weight, but the shape of the butt. Personally, weighing about 135 lbs, I've tried Flite, Flite TT and SLR XP. Of those three I could never get very comfortable on the SLR XP. The problem wasn't the padding (or lack of it) but the wide shape of the saddle, which for me caused chafing. I know of several significantly bigger guys who seem to like the SLR a lot. -as |
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