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Nick Payne wrote:
> bfra1 wrote: > >> I'm looking to replace my road bike seat and am wondering what will be >> more comfortable that my current brick. >> I'd love to know what seats are popular with the road riders. >> > Brooks. Agreed they are the best but there is a myth about them needing "wearing in" which I have never found to be true. Also they do not look trendy! -- Remove norubbish to reply direct Jack Russell |
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Older Selle Bassano Vuelta picked it up for $10 brand new maybe 4 years ago
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Arrione, apart from the back its the same shape as my old Sel San Marco Corsaire.
Seems to have gel for the fleshy bits, not under the bones. |
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Actually, Bell, which is basically a Brooks equivalent.
I was told years ago that Bells were around before Brooks and a number of years ago, someone handed over some of the older seats they had collected (for their old bicycle collection, which they didn't have and were going back overseas). Generally, I have found leather seats the best. Some fitted like a glove from the first, others took some wearing in. |
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