Comfy Saddle

[Herbie]

I did 27,000 miles on a Brooks and it was still a pain in the arse

thats a lot of miles and suffering...was it on trial then?

 

[numbnuts]

thats a lot of miles and suffering...was it on trial then?

No everybody told be that Brooks is the best saddle to have and I persevered with it, it was OK for 30 miles, but after that it was a real pain and was told it would bed in to the shape of my bottom, but it never did. Over the years I have tried many saddles but every one is a pain in the arse, last year I tried this one, it's still a bit of a novelty and the jury are still out on is as yet.

 

[Herbie]

No everybody told be that Brooks is the best saddle to have and I persevered with it, it was OK for 30 miles, but after that it was a real pain and was told it would bed in to the shape of my bottom, but it never did. Over the years I have tried many saddles but every one is a pain in the arse, last year I tried this one, it's still a bit of a novelty and the jury are still out on is as yet.

Sorry you were unsatisfied with the Brooks...some folk just haven't got the bum for a Brooks...i'm lucky that i have one...my Brooks was comfy straight out of the box

 

[JohnClimber]

The new Charge Scoop will be on my new build after Several Charge Spoons
http://www.chargebikes.com/parts-collection/scoop

 

[Salad Dodger]

If your local bike shop stocks Madison, then the Madison Flux saddle is virtually a clone of a Charge Spoon and may well come in a bit cheaper than a Spoon....

I use a Flux on my MTB, and have been very well pleased with it. Maybe my backside is just Flux shaped!