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A Little Comfort for the Tush!

12/14/2014

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  So one of the things I have learned over the years is that if you are going to put in long days in the saddle you better have a comfy saddle.  So after watching my buddy on one of our trips move about a lot and tell me how the seat was not so comfortable I decided the first thing I should do is invest in a good comfy seat.  My wife had within the past year had Renazco build her a seat for her BMW X-country which she seems to like a lot so I figured I would give them a try.  I kept it simple with black material and orange stitching and also had them lower it by 1 inch as SXC's are known for being tall bikes and I am not particularly tall at 5' 10".  I also had them put gripper material on the sides so I would have something to hang onto when things get rough.  It took quite some time to get it done as it seems that Renazco always has a several month backlog, but I finally got it back and it looks pretty damn good and seems to be comfortable.  Since I haven't ridden the bike much I will have to provide more feedback later as I get it broken in.
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