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 2006-08-01 12:26 AM in reply to: #468992 |
Extreme Veteran  493   Bay Area, CA |  Subject: RE: for ladies-bike seat helpI am very glad for this thread. I have a Damselfly and I HATE it. I did, previously, have a Liberator and liked it a lot. I'll try the Butterfly and hopefully I will love it. |
| 2006-08-01 5:07 AM in reply to: #468992 |
Queen BTich 12411  , | Subject: RE: for ladies-bike seat help I have a Blackwell Flow saddle and I love it. No discomfort.
If you're really having a hard time you could go with this: |
| 2006-08-01 6:36 AM in reply to: #499005 |
Master 2099 Madison, WI | Subject: RE: for ladies-bike seat help Comet - 2006-08-01 5:07 AM If you're really having a hard time you could go with this: My uncle, who had prostrate cancer, rides in a saddle sort of like that - it's the only kind his urologist will let him use. He's had to have 1 reconstructive surgery because the scar tissue was, um...cutting things off, from too much bike riding. Are you listening, boys? |
| 2006-08-01 7:33 AM in reply to: #499027 |
Champion 5183 Wisconsin | Subject: RE: for ladies-bike seat help DeannaS - 2006-08-01 6:36 AM My uncle, who had prostrate cancer, rides in a saddle sort of like that - it's the only kind his urologist will let him use. He's had to have 1 reconstructive surgery because the scar tissue was, um...cutting things off, from too much bike riding. Are you listening, boys?
(you KNOW they're listening, if the thread title says ladies... they're here!) FWIW, my stock seat on my Specialized Sequoia is just fine. 1500 miles or so and never a rpoblem. Now if there were a way I could take it and use it during spin class instead of the crotch crushers they have there, I'd be a happy woman. |
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