Were you fit with an attack saddle or did you buy it because every else rides it?
Did you adjust your saddle from what ever your previous saddle was?
Ride more?

When I was riding an Adamo on each of my bikes it only took a couple of rides (1-2) to get used to. I definitely didn't have a significant amount of soreness at any time. The Attack may just be the wrong Adamo for you or Adamo may not be the saddle brand for you. Way too many options out there not to have a happy arse!

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Adamo recommend that their saddles should be further back and slightly lower than your regular saddle...

http://www.ismseat.com/setup-guide

Some zip tie the front a little tighter together. It might help.
(did for me)

I will try that. Thanks.

Nope, just bought it to try it based on recommendations. Don't have any time to make it to a bike shop and go through a fitting etc. Going to try to adjust it first. If it doesn't work out, I'll just go back to my trusty Fizik Arione.

Zip tie the rails, or?

Looked at it, but it appears they're firmly held in place by the saddle mount.

Zip tie the rails closer together toward the front of the saddle.

Make sure that you do not have the saddle mounted toward the front of the rails, as this will make it impossible to pull the nose together.
I had to reverse the stem mount (Cervello has two mounts), then push the saddle as far forward as I could. Ended up in much the same position.
Don't forget that with the Adamo, you ride on the front of the saddle, don't set it up like a normal saddle where you ride with the whole saddle under you.

Keep the body glide handy for a while.

Got it! Thanks

Push your saddle further back and lower the height. Also set it level, above all what works on the trainer might not be comfortable outside on the road so bring some tools and play around with it outside.

Good tips, thanks. I've been using good amount of vasoline as lube, per the post above about the body glide. I will try those other things mentioned.

By the way, any good tips for storing a flat kit under the saddle? Looks like it has plenty of room to stash a Co2 and tube under the saddle for aero efficiency. Thanks.

I keep my tube in a small pouch under my Adamo Road saddle. That's about al I can fit. To set up the saddle, first follow the diections on the ISM website. Second, put the bike on the trainer, see how it feels and fine tune it ( may have to move it back or foroward and change the tilt. Finally, take a couple of allen wrenches with you on your next couple of rides and fine tune it some more. It's easy, just take your time.

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so is this adamo's top selling saddle?

If the Adamo doesn't work out and you like the Arione, give the Fizik Tritone a shot...I think it's modeled after the Arione but with more of a noseless design. I tried several Adamo saddles and couldn't get comfortable, but I love the Tritone.

Can second this; although I hated the Arione. I just got a Tritone and have a few rides under my belt. Already love it.

If it doesn't work you don't have to go back to the Fizik. Instead I would take advantage of Cobb Cycling free 90-day trial period. They have lots of saddles to choose from. A lot of pros (non-sponsored) are riding various Cobb Saddles. Of those pros a lot are on the JOF which I hear really good things about. A lot of switched to the Randee for the road bike as well. I have been on the Max for many years and love it, although I feel like I should give the JOF a try just so I can have more experience when people ask about it. If you have questions give Cobb Cycling a call and they will be answer to make a recommendation based on your goals, fitness, riding preferences etc.

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