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Trek 5900
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: March 18, 2005
Strengths: Price, multiple riding applicationsWeaknesses: None notedBottom Line: This is a good intermediate saddle that would work well for road racing, group rides or centuries. I logged about 1,000 miles on it before I switched to a San Marco ASPide composite saddle, but I'm keeping the Arami for long distance rides.
The Arami doesn't flex much, and there's enough padding to cushion the ride and you don't feel you're losing energy by bouncing with each pedal stroke. The cutout really didn't make much difference for me.
Favorite Ride: One that I can walk away from
Price Paid:
$79.00
Purchased At: Online retailer
Similar Products Used: San Marco ASPide
San Marco ASPide Composite
Bike Setup: 2002 Trek 5900
2004 Dura Ace
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Cincy2
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: March 10, 2004
Strengths: Comfortable designWeaknesses: Don't know how long the foam will hold up. Seems like it's compressing some. Gave it a 4 for this reason only.Bottom Line: I've been riding this saddle 100+ miles per week for a year. So far, it's the most comfortable seat I've had (although I can't stop myself from looking for better). I'm using the Gel Around version which has good padding but doesn't have a bulky profile or unreasonable weight. The craftsmanship is good and the aesthetics don't detract from my trusty Serotta's good looks.
Similar Products Used: At least 20 saddles of all makes and models
Bike Setup: Serotta Legend Ti
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