Flattest seat?

The flattest seat I've seen is just a seatbase, no foam or cover, used
just for seat out. If you want something you can ride on too, look at
the new KH street saddles.

Loose.

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the torker seats are pretty flat. i thought thd KH seat has a pretty
good up turn around the nose. maybe i'm wrong.

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New KH street fusion sadle.
Best I ever had.
Tryed many sadles.

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john_childs said:

Mmmmm... Sexy welds.

musketman said:

Kris Holm owns death

abbabibble said:

cody bent his koxx.

he was working it pretty hard.

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yes the new kh street is the best saddle ever. really easy to hold and
get out for sif and pretty comfy for a trials/street seat.

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KH fusion freeride rocks😄

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miyata maybe?

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i think everybody agrees when i say you lucky son of a [censored]

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By flat do you mean thin? Get the new KH saddle and if it isn't thin
enough for you, you can customise it.

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but 3 degrees is like a heat wave!! woohoo.

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AViscount with a KH handle is pretty sweet.

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Eroick said:

By flat do you mean thin?

I'm talking about how sharply it curves down in the middle & up to the
front.

Quoted message said:

From searching the group, many people seem to find flatter seats more

comfortable, but many seats have a sharp curve.

I think someone was even thinking about using an SDG Big Boy or similar
DH bike seat with a front handle.

Eroick said:

By flat do you mean thin?

I'm talking about how sharply it curves down in the middle & up to the
front.

Quoted message said:

From searching the group, many people seem to find flatter seats more

comfortable, but many seats have a sharp curve.

I think someone was even thinking about using an SDG Big Boy or similar
DH bike seat with a front handle.

David said:

Eroick said:

By flat do you mean thin?

I'm talking about how sharply it curves down in the middle & up to the
front.

Quoted message said:

From searching the group, many people seem to find flatter seats more

comfortable, but many seats have a sharp curve.

That's the second time I've posted this, and both time google added an
extra">" to make it look like I'm quoting the "From searching" line. Oh
well. Maybe it's time to start using a regular NNTP server. It seems
like some of you post from unicyclist.com. Maybe I should try that.

If a saddle is too curved for you you can always cut the foam down. I
would suggest a Kris Holm Freeride seat, if you look at it from the
side, its nearly flat, and if it is still too curved it has a
removeable seat cover so you can cut the foam underneith.

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the nimbus street ges is pretty flat at the back part where you sit on,
and a nice curve up to the handle. here it is on my uni, i love the
seat its great.

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munipsycho said:

Just a bit of advice: never vomit while wearing a full-face helmet.

irvinegr said:

haha i just thaught it was funny the title is "3th movie"

pixystix6 said:

oo give him and intising lap dance while he rubs pasteries all over you

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What seat do you have now?

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gordito8me said:

What seat do you have now?

Old style Schwinn seat (no bumpers or handle) & a torker LX seat where
I cut foam out of the front. Couldn't ride that one before, can now,
but wanted something better. Maybe I'll just cut more foam out.

Since I liked the gentle curve of the old style Schwinn seat I ordered
the new handled Schwinn Velo gel seat from UDC. In photos it looked
like the same shape, but it's not: it's very curved. I want to send it
back, and get something else. It's OK if I have to cut up a seat, but I
want it to be a more promising fit at the start.

The new Schwinn seat would be great if flatter.

iridemymuni said:

the nimbus street ges is pretty flat at the back part where you sit on,
and a nice curve up to the handle. here it is on my uni, i love the
seat its great.

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Thanks!

Looks good if you can sit on the back.