Submitted by
Mike Reid
a Cross Country Rider
from Sydney Australia Date Reviewed: September 14, 2006
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
A pretty good all round saddle. Very flat, quite narrow, lightly padded if that works for you.
Weaknesses:
Not really a weakness, but I'd call this more of a road bike saddle.
Similar Products Used:
Various Selle Italias, SDG's, Titec's, WTB'S, etc
Bike Setup:
various
Bottom Line:
I was prompted to post this review largely because of the negative review by the previuos reviewer. This saddle came on my Cannondale road bike and that's where its stayed. I've done alot of miles on this bike over the last year or so and reckon the saddles fine. It's flat and quite narrow, I don't think it would handle too much abuse, lightly padded, might make it a bit hard for free riding. Don't write it off on the basis of one negative review.
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Submitted by
wilhelm
a Cross Country Rider
from leipzig germany Date Reviewed: November 25, 2004
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$30.00
Purchased At:
ebay
Strengths:
The best saddle I ever sat on. Very narrow profile is great for a roadbike or for light freeriding (easy to get behind the saddle AND back).
Weaknesses:
Looks. You may like it, but I didn´t. Finally, the plastic shell of the saddle broke jra on a singletrail in cold weather. Dont ask me why - I did some serious freeriding when it was warm and everything was fine.
Similar Products Used:
Flite, generic saddles, Turbo, etc.
Bike Setup:
Canyon ES6 Enduro with XT, Minute 3/3-way and Magura LouiseFR.
Bottom Line:
Buy it if you can get along with the looks and ride in a warm climate.
$ 90.00
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