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• #2
Th Zonc has a round top. Not comparable IMO
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• #3
Yeah. If you like the Arione. I cant see you liking the Zoncolan. Its far more rounded under the sitbones.
Prologo do some flatter perches.
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• #4
Did you like the Arione? If so, you should buy another Arione.
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• #6
I had both, i prefer Arione.
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• #7
put an arione on my bike for a first ride today, and just wondered how people set it up? I was getting a bit of numbness so will probably go out tomorrow w/an allen key in tow to tweak
the tail seems to sweep up a bit so if you put the saddle on 'level' (using a spirit level tail to nose) it's slightly pitched upwards. the alternative wd seem to be to have the nose to center parallel w/the ground and let the tail rise a bit.
leaning towards the former; I know it's best to figure out whatever works for me but just wondered what majority setup was
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• #8
My ariones are set up horizontal. They dip a bit when old and used but should be flat to begin with.
I can get numbness when I am over weight or not pedalling hard enough to lift myself up a bit (so when I am tired and slumping into the saddle).
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• #9
Mine appears to have a slight dip, but I've set it horizontal and don't suffer any numbness. If I put the nose down a tad I'd probably start sliding forward.
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• #10
It would have foffa aero appearance.
Hey,
Anyone out there had an experience of riding with both of these saddles? How do they compare?
My Arione recently fell to pieces, so am looking for a new saddle and was wondering if the the Zoncolan was a good comparative saddle, before forking out the cash - they both look pretty long and very tapered - which is what my butt prefers.