Only the Sargent on my Wee that I mentioned earlier. The shape was excellent but I felt like it was a bit to soft and I'd get hot spots after a while. Ultimately seats are like shoes - you have to try a bunch of different ones and see what works for you. With that return policy I'd be tempted to try the Sargent but I'd make sure to plan some long days in the saddle immediately after it arrived.
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Love the bike, Hate the seat
- Thread starter Brapariah
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Yeah, that's what I'm leaning towards. Might need to plan a twisted sisters ride for the job, woe is me
. Reviews favor the Wunderlich from the info I've dug thru for exactly the reason you touched on. Seat was more firm but contour was good.
Pulled the trigger on Wunderlich. Initial opinion is fit, finish, and style really go with how this bike should've come stock. Went with the +25mm, I'm 6'1 and it feels like the bike fits me much better. Will update after a few thousand miles to report on how the break in goes once I get some good saddle time.
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I think aftermarket seat makers pay bike companies to make horrible seats 