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X-Lite PSS

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# of Reviews 4
Average Rating 4.75/5
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    Submitted by james richmond a Cross Country Rider from U.S
    Date Reviewed: September 20, 2001
    Favorite Trail:local hills
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Price Paid: $37.00
    Purchased At:x-lite.com
    Strengths:Full Kevlar cover
    Steel rails, good quaility throughout
    Weaknesses:none so far
    Similar Products Used:selle royal, flite ti
    Bike Setup:Trek, full X-Country setup, flat bars and barends!
    Bottom Line:I ordered this product from the net as I hadn't seen anyone else with this saddle. Out of the box is looked high quaility. It felt comfortable from the first ride and still does. Being made from Kevlar I an looking for a good life for this product. Looks good, rides well at a good price
    People who are looking from a saddle that everyone else doesn't ride should take a look at the X-Lite models
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Ben Estdale a Weekend Warrior from Dover,Kent,England
    Date Reviewed: September 28, 2000
    Favorite Trail:Penshurst
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Price Paid: $70.00
    Purchased At:Activ Folkestone
    Strengths:Comfort, Weight, Strength, Looks.
    Weaknesses:Very Abrasive kevlar cover (eats shorts!!!)
    Similar Products Used:Selle Italia Flite titainium
    Bike Setup:STS1000ds XTR/XT groupset, Mavic ceramic rims, Hope hubs etc
    Bottom Line:The only bad thing I can say about this saddle is the capacity for the bloody thing to wear the crotch out of my shorts but the Kevlar can take the knocks with the best of them, After a high speed stack I managed to bend the Titainium rails but luckily the same on both sides so after a small adjustment no problems. A great saddle from one of the best component companys in the world X-Lite!!!
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Paulo Abreu a Weekend Warrior from Portugal
    Date Reviewed: February 10, 2000
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Strengths:Quality build, kevlar cover, design, weight
    Weaknesses:Rails brake too often
    Similar Products Used:Sella Italia Flite titanium
    Bike Setup:Trek VRX500, CookBroos E-Cranks, King headset, XTR drivetrain, RaceFace Stem, handlebar, seatpost and rings. Continental Vertical Pro tires
    Bottom Line:I have seen several broke just in the start of use. Mine broke rails after rides, it was substituted imediatly and until now, the new one is OK. So let wait, but i am a little ceptical. If not for that, an excellent saddle.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Jorge a cross-country rider from Madrid
    Date Reviewed: July 27, 1998
    Bottom Line:
    This is the best Saddle. All it´s made in kevlar with rails to titanium. Very light and very comfortable.It looks very nice and it´s too much resistant to impact. the price is razonable for the quality, in Spain cost about $ 55, . i give it five chilis for this great component.
    Overall Rating:5






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