Wanted: Specialized Power saddle

Posted on Mon 17th, April 2017

• #1

TurtleRecall

I've heard good things about the power saddle and would like to try one. Either 143 or 155 width, ideally in black and ideally Ti rails. Could potentially swap for a black Romin 143 or 155 expert.

Cheers!
• #2

amey

the journey is Power to SMP not the other way around.
• #3

TurtleRecall in reply to @amey

Haha, is that so? I enjoyed Romin saddles quite a lot. And am enjoying the smp forma, but on longer rides I feel like I could do with something a touch wider, and maybe a little more padded... Experimenting with SMP saddles would be nice, but they're pretty pricey, and I read a few good things about the power that make me want to give it a try :)
• #4

amey in reply to @TurtleRecall

SMP will hold their value, just go wider in SMP and see first. Power is nice but SMP (composit for me by far is the best) is better.
• #5

PhilDAS

Considering this too... let me know how you get on if you find one

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