Question Re: Gel Saddles - Page 3 - Cycling Mob: Road Cycling, Mountain Biking and More

06-20-2004, 11:22 AM

Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then measure
the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the very least you
should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new saddle.

Pat in TX

06-20-2004, 06:29 PM

Pat wrote:
> Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then
> measure the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the
> very least you should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new
> saddle.
>
> Pat in TX

As a "beginner", how would you measure this distance?

Boatman

06-20-2004, 06:29 PM

Pat wrote:
> Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then
> measure the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the
> very least you should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new
> saddle.
>
> Pat in TX

As a "beginner", how would you measure this distance?

Boatman

06-20-2004, 06:29 PM

Pat wrote:
> Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then
> measure the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the
> very least you should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new
> saddle.
>
> Pat in TX

As a "beginner", how would you measure this distance?

Boatman

06-20-2004, 06:29 PM

Pat wrote:
> Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then
> measure the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the
> very least you should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new
> saddle.
>
> Pat in TX

As a "beginner", how would you measure this distance?

Boatman

06-20-2004, 06:29 PM

Pat wrote:
> Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then
> measure the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the
> very least you should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new
> saddle.
>
> Pat in TX

As a "beginner", how would you measure this distance?

Boatman

06-21-2004, 04:05 AM

Boatman wrote:
:: Pat wrote:
::: Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then
::: measure the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the
::: very least you should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new
::: saddle.
:::
::: Pat in TX
::
:: As a "beginner", how would you measure this distance?
::

And once you have that info, how do you use it in saddle selection?

06-21-2004, 04:05 AM

Boatman wrote:
:: Pat wrote:
::: Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then
::: measure the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the
::: very least you should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new
::: saddle.
:::
::: Pat in TX
::
:: As a "beginner", how would you measure this distance?
::

And once you have that info, how do you use it in saddle selection?

06-21-2004, 04:05 AM

Boatman wrote:
:: Pat wrote:
::: Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then
::: measure the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the
::: very least you should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new
::: saddle.
:::
::: Pat in TX
::
:: As a "beginner", how would you measure this distance?
::

And once you have that info, how do you use it in saddle selection?

06-21-2004, 04:05 AM

Boatman wrote:
:: Pat wrote:
::: Did you measure the distance between your "sit bones" first and then
::: measure the saddle to see if you have a decent match? This is the
::: very least you should do before shelling out the big bucks for a new
::: saddle.
:::
::: Pat in TX
::
:: As a "beginner", how would you measure this distance?
::

And once you have that info, how do you use it in saddle selection?