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Arione... most people get on with them straight off and the length suits movement back and forward for climbing and sprinting. SLR is easy to get used to and clearly lots swear by them... I hear similar things about the toupe but always find it looks a bit like an slr sponsored by Max Power Magazine, just needs a blue light underneath...
Im getting used to the concor but cant help thinking i wish they made it in standard black leather still. the suede seems to grip you on a saddle that would be great for sliding backwards and forwards on for different conditions.
Suede is great for grip, but it tears holes in your pants rather quickly.
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I've been riding a Selle San Marco Phobos Saddle for the last few months, and I am quite impressed. Got it for super cheap, too. Aside from my old Brooks Swallow (best saddle ever), the Phobos is great. Super durable and I only feel pressure on me sit bones.
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I rode the "medium" and it felt fine, maybe a tad small (but not enough top want for a larger size). For reference, I usually ride a 56cm/57cm road frame.
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I rode one of the new BMW's a few weeks ago. I was very impressed. Solid geometry, and built really well. Inspired confidence, and a big grin, while riding.
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Anybody else seen these?
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Looks like Hold Fast has some new colors. Now only of they could do something about that logo...http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/yhst-76830746636980_2069_7586083
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"The Strutter"? Oh, that's awful.
I love my SRAM Force. Was a Campy devotee for years, and still am for vintage bits, but I could not be happier with SRAM on my road bike.