Submitted by
Kevin Dennis
a Weekend Warrior
from Goshen, NH, USA
Date Reviewed: February 21, 2003
Strengths: Good fit. Easy to put on. Not a lot of extra crap
Weaknesses: They look okay in the picture but when you put them on they look kinda ridiculous. Then again dont most bike shoes.
Bottom Line:
I have no product loyalty. I dont pay retail for anything. I buy stuff if its cheap. These were cheap. Although I do have to say theses retail at $100 and there better than my $140 lakes. Notice I said retail.
Durability, Comfort, Riding Postions, Weight.
These are the 4 Main issues.
I found my SLR saddle to be comfortable, however, when the saddle comes unbonded from the rails dur Read More »
Hi
I'm thinking of getting one of these saddles - anyone have tried one ?
I'm looking something with open middle section.
I don't know if the GelFlow version adds more co Read More »
2006 Womens Aspide Glamour Collection Features Italian Innovation And World-Class Performance
(Fort Collins, CO) November 29, 2005 - - Selle San Marco, the premier manufacturer Read More »
I'm riding an '03 Stumpjumper FSR, with a Thomson seatpost and a Selle San Marco Aspide saddle. Because of the seat tube angle, and I guess the way the seat rails are angled, I'm Read More »
Hi everyone,
I recently got an Aspide saddle second hand in excellent condition but my truvativ post doesn't fit it well. The seat clamp is right under the carbon frame because Read More »
