Fergus

This saddle is great. It looks different which freaks most people out. But it works!

http://www.ismseat.com/products.htm

be good to your plumbing,

Fergus

On Jun 29, 2010, at 9:01 AM, Lance Nelson wrote:

> Does anyone know of a good saddle for someone having numbness issues after riding? I'm just learning that it's a pretty common problem among male cyslists.
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I giv my vote to one of the Specialized BG2 saddles.  You have to use the sizing  pad at the dealer to measure the distance between tail bones to make sure you get the correct width.  Made quite a difference for me.

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Does anyone know of a good saddle for someone having numbness issues after riding? I'm just learning that it's a pretty common problem among male cyslists.
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Nice one Mike : )

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No it is really not. Tip the nose of your saddle down slightly from where it is now and see if that helps. If not there are many diff saddles out there, but I would try this first. Your position on the bike could be wrong too, and that would keep you from sitting on your seat bones.

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Does anyone know of a good saddle for someone having numbness issues after
riding? I'm just learning that it's a pretty common problem among male
cyslists.