Submitted by
Carn
a Racer
from Dumfries, VA Date Reviewed: September 6, 2008
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$99.00
Purchased At:
Revolution Cycles
Strengths:
Light, comfortable
Weaknesses:
Pointed edges of saddle may snag shorts. Have never had an issue wgile wearing the road shorts, but has had some small grabs with baggies. Never had it grab bad enough to effect my riding.
Similar Products Used:
Fllte TT
WTB Rocket
Bike Setup:
S-Works Epic
Fox 100 RLC
Sram Drive train
Truvativ Noir XC 3.3 Team Cranks
Crossmax ST
Bottom Line:
I have put quite a few miles in on this saddle. Have raced it three time and finished with zero soreness. Have done two spin around town rides in regular old shorts. Keep the rides with no chamois under 10 miles and you will have no issues. I buzzed around DC for about 15 miles and had a bit of soreness after 15 miles, but not the type that you're feeling the next day. It looks good, is very comfortable, and isn't to firm or to soft.
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Submitted by
destro 7000
a Cross Country Rider
from Mpls, MN, USA Date Reviewed: August 10, 2008
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$100.00
Purchased At:
Freewheel
Strengths:
Light. Sleek. Aerodynamic. Looks cool.
Weaknesses:
Hard as a rock. No flex. Not comfortable at all unless you're wearing chamois.
Similar Products Used:
Stock Redline MTB saddle. Stock WTB chrome colored saddle (came from a S.A.S.S.).
Bike Setup:
2007 Monocog 29er. Thomson 110mm stem and 26.8x330 post. Avid BB7. Surly SS hubs. Salsa Delgado Race Rims. Shimano UN54 BB. WI Eno 36T Crankset. WI 17T freewheel. Shadow Conspiracy Chain.
Bottom Line:
It's a light, great looking saddle that's comfortable if you wear chamois everytime you ride. If you ever ride in normal clothes, give your sore ass my regards.
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