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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent-BUT,
This review is from: ISM Touring Saddle Black (Misc.)
1) You must adjust your seat post 1" lower, right off the bat. You may want more. If your seat post has suspension in it, make sure you can lower it enough without hitting the frame downtube with the suspension mechanism. You might want to raise your handlebars for a more upright riding position while you're at it. Your going to feel a little more pressure on your shoulders (between my shoulders in my case) on longer rides, wasn't a big deal to me.
2) Start with the ISM seat rails Dead Parallel with the ground. 3) Try it WITH BOTH HANDS ON THE HANDLEBARS for comfort. 4) Move the seat back a little more than it looks like it should be and go from there. Experimenting with the front to back adjustment is critical. In about 20 minutes fooling around riding about 50 feet at a time I made at least 7 or 8 adjustments untill I got an "ooooohhh yeah" feeling. 5) Try tilting the seat, one fraction at a time. I'm fat, so two "clicks" downward tilt at the front made a big difference. 6) If your'e overwieght the seat is not cushioned enough. WHAT IDIOT DESIGNER WOULDN'T PUT GEL INSTEAD OF FOAM IN A TOURING SEAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 7) Ride the bike a number of times to become accustomed to it. DON'T take your hands off the bars 'till you are. If it was softer I might think the seat to be allmost perfect. This seat lets me ride a bike again. If you wiegh 100-150 pounds, you may LOVE this saddle. By the way, the Schwinn Comfort seat I tried was just plain unnacceptable, it left nowhere for the top rear of your thigh to go on the downstroke, so the top rear of your leg (where it meets your buttock) scoots you a little forward as you pedal. I spent over an hour tinkering with it to no avail. It wouldn't work for me on my exercise bike either.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Uncomfortable for me,
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This review is from: ISM Touring Saddle Black (Misc.)
In my quest to find a comfortable bike seat for my Trek touring bike, one that provides relief in the prostate and perineum area, I purchased this seat, as it looked like it would provide relief in just the right area. While it does provide relief in the perineum, the small forward bilateral seat protrusions dig into the thigh/buttock area making a ride a most uncomfortable one. I cannot recommend this seat for the simple reason that it is just too uncomfortable. I returned mine to bicycleseat.com.
kone
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Probably good in some circumstances,
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This review is from: ISM Touring Saddle Black (Misc.)
First of all, the claim that this seat eliminates the problems caused by pressure on the perineum area is absolutely true. There is no pressure at all in that region since no part of the seat contacts it. That's great.
However, after about 25 miles and countless adjustments over 2 days, I can't use this saddle. The only way I could adjust it so there was no pressure on the back of my legs was to lower the seat so far that my legs are still very bent at the bottom of the pedal rotation. This greatly reduces pedaling efficiency and just doesn't work for the way I ride. I think this might be a great saddle for someone who rides casually and in a very upright position, but that's not me.
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