bstrasnick wrote:
In my opinion, several key points on this discussion: 1) Measuring sit bones is useless. Depending on your position can change this measurement greatly.
2) There is no good or bad saddle. Everyone's rear end is different. There is only what is good for that one person
3) Given #2, the best thing to do is to go to a professional fitter who has numerous different saddles you can try out while on the trainer in your riding position (and to make sure you are getting proper hip rotation to enable a flat spine).
Agreed on all counts.
E
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