well with an lx only myata or LX seats will fit so u'll need a new seatpost if you go for a velo type saddle (KH, Velo, koxx-one, united, viscount...)
If you dont like the Myata then either repair ur LX or get a KH street or a koxx-one, i love koxx-one street/trial saddles too..... but u'll need a new seatpost. NBut those arent exactly very expensive...
im going to get a new saddle soon too, mainly b/c i dont like how bulky the DX one is and i don't want to cut it down. i wanted to get a koxx saddle and the only ones that renegade juggling has are the original ones in red and grey. i wanted to know how thick they are. like a trials seat or similar to the new kh street seat or if there is any place i could get an dorange bud seat. will they even fit on the DX seatpost?
Anybody know what the difference is between Torker LX and Miyata saddles? They look like the same thing.
All my Freestyle was done with Miyata saddles, but they have changed over the years and today I think I'd go with a low-profile KH with no front handle.
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Anybody know what the difference is between Torker LX and Miyata saddles? They look like the same thing.
All my Freestyle was done with Miyata saddles, but they have changed over the years and today I think I'd go with a low-profile KH with no front handle.
Exactly zero difference. LX is a miyata copy as far as i'm concerned. Seen them side by side and examined thoroughly. The LX seat says "Torker" on the back and its a different colour :P
I'd usually recommend LX/Miyata seat for freestyle as I like to have a handle and the KH handle is too big. Plus the Miyata style is nice to hold/ride/spin imho