Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
How'd your missus find the Charge Ladle @LeetleGreyCells ?
We didn’t manage to get out yesterday, but the plan is for a ride today. Hopefully, about 10 miles on gravel paths and single track. I’ll report back later. I am very hopeful as my Charge Spoon is very comfortable.How'd your missus find the Charge Ladle @LeetleGreyCells ?
How'd your missus find the Charge Ladle @LeetleGreyCells ?
The Charge Ladle saddle is an absolute winner! With the other saddles my wife has had pain from the very first pedal stroke. Today, nothing. No pain, no issues. A great ride with the kids over 12 miles, mostly off-road on single track with some paved sections. It was great to see my wife smiling all the way around the route and having a great time.
Big thanks to @Reynard and @mjr for your advice and help! You've helped make my wife very happy when out on the bike.
Now I just need to persuade her to ride more...
Thanks! I’m now wondering if I ought to buy a second one now and save it for when my daughter’s older (she’s only 7). Just in case I can’t get one when she’s older.That's brilliant @LeetleGreyCells
Definitely get a spare . But not necessarily for your daughter. Luckily I had a spare saddle which is now on the bike after I damaged one when I came off. The spare one was to take on holiday to put on a hire bike. That's how much finding the right saddle means.Thanks! I’m now wondering if I ought to buy a second one now and save it for when my daughter’s older (she’s only 7). Just in case I can’t get one when she’s older.
Thanks @Katherine I'll definitely be getting another now. I have the Charge Spoon for myself on two bikes and it's very comfortable. A second Ladle will meet all contingencies.Definitely get a spare . But not necessarily for your daughter. Luckily I had a spare saddle which is now on the bike after I damaged one when I came off. The spare one was to take on holiday to put on a hire bike. That's how much finding the right saddle means.
That's where I get them too............right in the crease? Afraid just covering it in Sudacrem and having a couple of days off is the only thing that works for me. I've wasted an absolute fortune experimenting with different saddles. I have come to the conclusion I must be a funny shape as every saddle seems to hurt in the same area.Thread resurrection but any tips on how to treat a saddle sore once you have one? Without wanting to be too graphic, I have a doozie of a painful lump at the moment right on the tendon where leg meets undercarriage. Skin is not broken and there is no sign of infection but gawd, it hurts - I'm not riding anywhere this weekend!
I get the occasional ingrowing hair but this giant lump is a new one on me. Just searched the bathroom cabinet for Sudocrem but it's very out of date so gone in the bin!That's where I get them too............right in the crease? Afraid just covering it in Sudacrem and having a couple of days off is the only thing that works for me. I've wasted an absolute fortune experimenting with different saddles. I have come to the conclusion I must be a funny shape as every saddle seems to hurt in the same area.
In terms of prevention, the female pros are advised not to shave in that area.I get the occasional ingrowing hair but this giant lump is a new one on me. Just searched the bathroom cabinet for Sudocrem but it's very out of date so gone in the bin!
Had a soak in the bath. About to walk into town for some sudocremSudo after soaking very gently in warm water