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TSdinraxxx
post Feb 28 2012, 03:48 PM

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QUOTE(noprob @ Feb 28 2012, 02:53 PM)
considering either velo senso Or selle italia ?
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Selle Italia all the way
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QUOTE(dinraxxx @ Feb 28 2012, 03:48 PM)
Selle Italia all the way
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anybody using this before? comments?

Selle Italia C2 Gel Flow Saddle
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QUOTE(ryan3721 @ Feb 28 2012, 03:52 PM)
anybody using this before? comments?

Selle Italia C2 Gel Flow Saddle
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post Feb 28 2012, 04:08 PM

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like this

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post Feb 28 2012, 04:22 PM

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QUOTE(noprob @ Feb 28 2012, 02:53 PM)
considering either velo senso Or selle italia ?
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i agree with dinraxx... brand wise selle italia is a more reputable saddle maker than velo...longer history too i believe...

you have to factor in if there is any saddles that you particularly like from either brand...

QUOTE(ryan3721 @ Feb 28 2012, 03:52 PM)
anybody using this before? comments?

Selle Italia C2 Gel Flow Saddle
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hard to comment and comment might make totally no sense if you are comparing apple to apples...

if you are taking a RM25 saddle comparing to this, then there is a comparison...

if not, then hard to say... my butt is not your butt... and likewise...wat suits me might not for you... if you get what i meant...


Added on February 28, 2012, 4:38 pmVelonews is hiring an full time expert cocker...

http://velonews.competitor.com/2012/02/new...g-editor_207445

who's up for the job?

this attributes i already failed not to mention the professional qualifications

The ideal candidate will be able to spell names like Frischknecht, Maaskant and Vinokourov from memory.

The ideal candidate can list off every winner of the last 20 Tours de France.

The ideal candidate is able to fix a flat tire in under 10 minutes, using only tire levers and a mini-pump.

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post Feb 28 2012, 04:50 PM

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"The ideal candidate is able to fix a flat tire in under 10 minutes, using only tire levers and a mini-pump."

er... use tire levers to pull the tube out... find a pokok getah... scratch some rubber liquid out... patch the tube... put it back... and pump?
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post Feb 28 2012, 04:56 PM

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Went to the today stage finish line. Not much freebies as I expected. Instead of waiting at the finish line itself, i wait at the place where all the support team car parked. Managed to take pic with the Garmin team director but not any of the rider sad.gif
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post Feb 28 2012, 05:00 PM

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and maybe the Selle Royal Dardo .... look so comfy
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but velo senso and selle italia look more ergonomic for man

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post Feb 28 2012, 05:31 PM

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QUOTE(hianboy @ Feb 28 2012, 04:50 PM)
"The ideal candidate is able to fix a flat tire in under 10 minutes, using only tire levers and a mini-pump."

er... use tire levers to pull the tube out... find a pokok getah... scratch some rubber liquid out... patch the tube... put it back... and pump?
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they mean tire levers and pump as tools la... tube is provided without question...

you...FAIL for asking dumb questions...

QUOTE(minizian @ Feb 28 2012, 04:56 PM)
Went to the today stage finish line. Not much freebies as I expected. Instead of waiting at the finish line itself, i wait at the place where all the support team car parked. Managed to take pic with the Garmin team director but not any of the rider  sad.gif
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eh... wat u expect as freebies... my freebies is keychain and maybe milo satchets only wor... and some LTDL branded sun visor caps...

jonathan vaughters? he came here?

QUOTE(noprob @ Feb 28 2012, 05:00 PM)
and maybe the Selle Royal Dardo .... look so comfy
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but velo senso and selle italia look more ergonomic for man
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cutout saddles are not for everyone is all i can say...

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QUOTE(hianboy @ Feb 28 2012, 04:50 PM)
"The ideal candidate is able to fix a flat tire in under 10 minutes, using only tire levers and a mini-pump."

er... use tire levers to pull the tube out... find a pokok getah... scratch some rubber liquid out... patch the tube... put it back... and pump?
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a piece of duct tape can work to patch the tube too in case of emergencies. Found that out when I had 2 punctures on the same day, and don't have my patch kit with me
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QUOTE(malleus @ Feb 28 2012, 05:44 PM)
a piece of duct tape can work to patch the tube too in case of emergencies. Found that out when I had 2 punctures on the same day, and don't have my patch kit with me
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duct tape cannot la... it creases up and is quite unflexible... maybe you are lucky... it should leak air because it can't seal as well...

my most champion one was.. during mountain biking days... stuff the tyres full of grass to ride home... problem was brought spare tube.. but didn't realize the tyre was ripped.. so immediately bocor once i got on the bike...

hard to ride.. but at least got me home without ruining the rims... but spent like an hour pulling and collecting to try to get enough grass into the tyres...
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QUOTE(butthead @ Feb 28 2012, 05:48 PM)
duct tape cannot la... it creases up and is quite unflexible... maybe you are lucky... it should leak air because it can't seal as well...

my most champion one was.. during mountain biking days... stuff the tyres full of grass to ride home... problem was brought spare tube.. but didn't realize the tyre was ripped.. so immediately bocor once i got on the bike...

hard to ride.. but at least got me home without ruining the rims... but spent like an hour pulling and collecting to try to get enough grass into the tyres...
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yeah, won't be surprised if its still leaking air, but was enough for the 30 minutes for me to get home
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yeah...wateva gets you home...

it's called survival skills on the road...
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QUOTE(butthead @ Feb 28 2012, 05:48 PM)
duct tape cannot la... it creases up and is quite unflexible... maybe you are lucky... it should leak air because it can't seal as well...

my most champion one was.. during mountain biking days... stuff the tyres full of grass to ride home... problem was brought spare tube.. but didn't realize the tyre was ripped.. so immediately bocor once i got on the bike...

hard to ride.. but at least got me home without ruining the rims... but spent like an hour pulling and collecting to try to get enough grass into the tyres...
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my 2 cents advice, I will personally suggest Fi'zik or Selle Italia.. These are the common brand and rated as a good saddle in Malaysia for roadbikes and also easily to be found in your lbs.Do ask for test, and seat on it and feel..If you really desperate to look and get the feel, just opt in for Specialized Toupe saddles.They're also good but on the other hand you'll have to pay the ferociously expensive price.



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QUOTE(dinraxxx @ Feb 28 2012, 08:02 PM)
my 2 cents advice, I will personally suggest Fi'zik or Selle Italia.. These are the common brand and rated as a good saddle in Malaysia for roadbikes and also easily to be found in your lbs.Do ask for test, and seat on it and feel..If you really desperate to look and get the feel, just opt in for Specialized Toupe saddles.They're also good but on the other hand you'll have to pay the ferociously expensive price.
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i replaced my selle italia x1 to prologo scratch pro and so far i've no complaint smile.gif

Some of user reviews for the saddle:

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/vi...fd04067190cd145

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QUOTE(mrjgx @ Feb 28 2012, 10:05 PM)
i replaced my selle italia x1 to prologo scratch pro and so far i've no complaint smile.gif

Some of user reviews for the saddle:

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/vi...fd04067190cd145

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Prologo scratch pro..haha..i got the red one when Jami put it on my Pinarello.Good saddle is good, but my ass whines over Selle. tongue.gif
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My saddale is damaged during the crash large abbbrasion mark on the side mixed with my blood stain. Do i need to buy replacement for it?

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