I have recently taken up longer distance cycling and I managed 90 miles on my Scott road bike yesterday, I was always a bit wary of saddles and applied some cream to the tender bits but after the 90 miles I was still very sore. I know people who cycle for many more miles and I just wondered what I am doing wrong. Are there better saddles out there, do I have wierd shaped bottom, is my set up wrong? I seem to be sore just on the inside of the top of the leg at the edge of the saddle.
Sorry for the graphic picture painted.
I usually ride a hybrid and don't tend to do very long distances.
Can anyone help?
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- by Colin Morgan
- 5 Sep 2010, 9:18am
- Forum: Does anyone know … ?
- Topic: Comfortable saddle
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