Fucken cagers. Reeeeee My saddle is now bent a bit. What is

Ideally you should sit on a bunch of saddles to see what they feel like on your ass.
But it also could be the case that your ass just isn't battle hardened. You don't break in saddles, you break in your ass.

>>1075955
I ride 100km + per weekvon my road bike. I rarely get to go Mountainbiking but I had this bike for 5 years now and I think I broke in the saddle enough to tell I'd doesn't fit.
It got worse over the last year or so so maybe I've just finished that one

>>1075934
wtb volt is my go-to. cheap, fits, doesn't ravage my assbones.

you could also try chamois butter.

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>>1076711
pic related

>>1076711
Volt is a great saddle. Also love the WTB Rocket.

Try dropping a spacer or flippping the stem. I takes some weight off your ass. Many guys suggest doing the opposite, but they are often the guys who have over 9000 saddles because their ass hurts all the time.

I've been able to get pretty comfortable on pretty much any saddle just by adjusting the fit enough...
>>1076712
...except this motherfucker. The scooped narrow shape really rustles my balls if I lean forward at all. I guess it's ok if you sit totally upright. ( or don't have balls). If you try to tilt it forward to rescue your genitals it feels like you are about to fall off any second.

Rating: -2/5 for a low riding position, possibly 3/5 for a 20kg dutch city bike with risers

whatever fits your ass

now tell us what happened

How the shit do people get touched by cars, do you not know how to ride a bike enough to get out of the way for the 5 seconds that it takes a car to pass you? Don't be an entitled faggot against 2 tons of metal, just fucking move out of the way.

And if you get hit because you didn't realize there was a vehicle, you deserve to die for having no self awareness.

>>1076874
t.suburbanite

>>1076895
I live in Denver lol. Not a suburb, I live 5 blocks from the skyline.

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>>1076897
>Denver
It's been about 20 years since I was there, but, it doesn't seem like things have changed much. The reason you think contact with cars is some crazy rare catastrophe is that your downtown looks like this.

Try riding in an actual city and you'll see why it's no big deal.

>>1076898
It doesn't look like that at all kek.