Race bike saddle advice

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kyuss

Veteran
Location
Edinburgh
Cheap and white, it's got to be a Charge Spoon. It's had some really good reviews since it came out.
 

e-rider

Banned member
Location
South West
The FiZik Arione is without doubt the most comfy saddle I've used in the last 20 years - available in white but NOT cheap!
 
kyuss said:
Cheap and white, it's got to be a Charge Spoon. It's had some really good reviews since it came out.


I've just lobbed one of them on my mtn bike. I shall report back but initial impressions are favourable, especially for £20.
 

longers

Legendary Member
I've heard only good things about the Spoon saddles - usually followed by " . . . . . especially at that price"

Will try one next for myself, especially at that price ;).
 

Joe

Über Member
The Spoon is great for the money, but a bit too soft for long distances in my view.

San Marco Rolls are great for £20 odd quid, but I don't think they make white anymore.
 
Joe said:
The Spoon is great for the money, but a bit too soft for long distances in my view.

Have you seen they're bringing out a race version of the Spoon. Less padding, lighter and a bit thinner.
 

fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
Well it's got a Rolls on it in the pics - just get a new one - loads of the pros are using Rolls and Regals...... very comfy, but also probably down to the bikes being under weight limits - the Rolls/Regal are close to 400g.

Or Flite Titanium...about 180g, but you need an arse of steel ! Good enough for 120 miles recently....
 

goo_mason

Champion barbed-wire hurdler
Location
Leith, Edinburgh
Just put a nice, black Charge Spoon on the SCR2 after the Royal Viper saddle was split open when my Mum / daughter knocked my bike over in the hall last Saturday.

I expected a little bit of soreness yesterday when breaking it in, as it's a stiff as a board in comparison to the extremely spongey and arse-friendly Selle Royal Viper. There was (thankfully) none. It was extremely comfortable from the word go and I completely forgot that I had a new saddle on after a few minutes.

£19.99 well spent at Winstanley Bikes !

(I see it got a very good review here.)
 
Joe said:
The Spoon is great for the money, but a bit too soft for long distances in my view.

San Marco Rolls are great for £20 odd quid, but I don't think they make white anymore.


Hmm...I just got the spoon's sister the ladle - very little padding on that one! Only been out for 40miles on it, but seems really good - especially at that price longers!!! :evil:
 
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