Congrats on the new gig! :-)

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Congrats Jesse! You did awesome work at PowerTap, and I'm looking forward to the innovations you'll bring to Trek. I'd love to help out any way if you need anything.....I'm in Madison.

Gary

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Question 3 should be radio buttons, not check boxes (answers are mutually exclusive).

And best of luck in your new environs. Trek is fortunate to have you on their team.

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done.

Agreed. I noted this in my survey response. This is the thing I like most about my Sitero and I hope to see manufacturers expand on that in the future.

I am kinda surprised there has never been an attempt to do something like a heat moldable custom saddle. We seem to have realized that feet come in all shapes and sizes, so there are heat moldable footbeds and shims for making adjustments. I have never had a saddle that felt symmetrical, so I am guessing my sit bones aren't necessarily evenly shaped or spaced. I would pay a good chunk of cash for a seat that worked. Lord knows I have easily spent 1,000$ trying different saddles and everything still feels like a compromise.