OMG!

[Piemaster]

Not exactly a Brookes

I winced just looking at it.

 

[spiro]

If you suddenly slipped forward on the saddle I think it would defintely make your eyes water given what appears to be an inch or two drop onto a hard surface.

 

[MadoneRider1991]

omg PAINFUL!!

 

[Bman]

"Comfort is its Aim"

ORLY!?

 

[HLaB]

Don't knock it till you've tried it.

I won't be rushing out to try it however

 

[yenrod]

I'll stick with my DIY trans-am !

 

[ColinJ]

That saddle looks really ugly and it weighs far too much, but I think the idea is interesting.

I always thought that a cutout saddle is a compromise because ideally you wouldn't want anything contacting your delicate bits at all, but you still want a nose on the saddle to stop the bike moving about too much beneath you.

 

[spandex]

I do not think I will be going out to get one!


OUCH

 

[dellzeqq]

..

sticking with the sig line, then, Mr. PM?

 

[Crankarm]

Looking at this seat there is someone with a very strangely shaped behind .

 

[Piemaster]

sticking with the sig line, then, Mr. PM?

It's not quite over yet (PLEASE!)
The Hull fans are now scouring the city for every size 18+ woman to give us a few lines of "Can't help falling in love with you"

 

[Mr Pig]

That saddle looks really ugly and it weighs far too much, but I think the idea is interesting.

I agree. I think something like this might work well. I often wonder how many people are riding in discomfort because they don't want to use 'ugly' componants.

What about these guys? ;0)

 

[Globalti]

Here's the rider:

 

[Piemaster]

I've actually just had a thought pop into my head and I really don't know why, possibly reading the 'girls in lycra' thread, that there is one occasion on which the saddle might be useful - nude cycling.
The front would give a gentleman somewhere to rest his 'assets'

So who's gonna try it first?