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old sport
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: August 24, 2007
Strengths: I prefer a saddle with curves and side skirts, and this one has both. The skirts prevent thigh chafing and the "spoiler" in the back means I don't have to pull on the handlebars so hard when climbing sitting down. Also, the reinforcement in the rear between the rails should prevent the saddle from collapsing inward like my Turbo did after 20 years.Weaknesses: Bigger riders might find the Concor a centimeter or two too short.Bottom Line: Updated classic works for Lance and me.
Favorite Ride: Whatever I have time for
Price Paid:
$69.00
Purchased At: Excel Sports
Similar Products Used: Selle Italia Turbo, Cinelli Unicanitor
Bike Setup: Felt F5C, stock except for the saddle and the handlebars--Reynolds Ouzo Al Race in the semi-trad bend, which I highly recommend.
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spin90
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: March 26, 2005
Strengths: Light; just the right amount of cushion (especially after some base miles on the butt); classic, no frills look.Weaknesses: NoneBottom Line: Have been a fan of the San Marcos for years, and this is my third one; they just fit me (and Lance, another uni-baller).
Favorite Ride: Lakes Loop
Price Paid:
$50.00
Purchased At: ebay
Similar Products Used: Selle Italia, Bontrager, Avocet & Brooks
Bike Setup: '03 Trek 5500, DA 9sp, Velomax Circuits, Easton EC70 post, Deda Magic bars & stem, Michelin Pro Race, 7750 pedals, Cateye 7.
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Road Slug
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: May 30, 2004
Strengths: Weight and comfort. Also classic look.Weaknesses: None so far.Bottom Line: I had the stock San Marco saddle on my 5200 and I give it one full season. It still was the worst as far as comfort goes. I tryed this one because it was made similar to my old cheapo on my first bike. So far it has been great, you can move easily from front to back and it does give some support when climbing. Also, it is very light and looks classic.
Favorite Ride: Any road thats redneck free
Price Paid:
$50.00
Purchased At: Dalton Bicycle
Similar Products Used: San Marco Era Luxe, Terry Liberator and my cheapo Ti Comp.
Bike Setup: Trek 5200 stock except for this saddle and Vredstien tires.
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gogogomoveit
a CommuterDate Reviewed: May 28, 2004
Strengths: Stiff, light, ergonomic shape fits my bottom like it is tailored. Adequate support on sit bones. It makes my bike look hard-core all out racer.Weaknesses: Would be even better if there's a central relieving channel. If you are looking for additonal bling, don't get this.Bottom Line: This is a no-frill race saddle. Light, hard, uncompromising. Just right amount of padding. I need to ride on this thing for a little longer, but currently I find it quite comfortable.
Favorite Ride: San Diego Creek
Price Paid:
$25.00
Purchased At: a friend (used)
Similar Products Used: SI Prolink classic (Great all around saddle), Prolink Gelflow, Specialized BG
Bike Setup: Specialized Allez. Bone stock 105/Tiagra with Cateye Astrale and HRM.
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