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Saddles...for the road(3 posts)

Saddles...for the roadAlan
Jan 19, 2002 7:34 PM
I have been riding a Flite Ti saddle in the woods for years...time to furnish the road bike with a saddle....Any suggestions to a saddle that will combine light weight with comfort? I am boney....weighing in at 142lbs and 5'10"..no meat on dem bones....
re: Saddles...for the roadTrek Racer X
Jan 19, 2002 7:57 PM
If you want super-light, at the expense of comfort, get the Selle Italia SLR. 135 grams. It doesn't get any lighter than that. (For now)
If you want some comfort, get another Flite Ti.

Just my two cents
Trek Racer X
try the Flite TT if you like the regular Flite (more)IAmtnbikr
Jan 20, 2002 6:01 AM
since the TT has the 'conventional' Flite shape to it. The SLR is a lot narrower, and does not have the same rear shape as the standard Flite. I use a Flite FKS (all Kevlar cover, actual weight of 222 grams) on the MTB, and the TT on the roadbike. It has a suede leather cover, and tubular ti rails, and weight around 165 grams. A decent blend of weight and comfort if you like the Flite shaped saddles. If you can of course, try to ride each one you want to consider purchasing.
 


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