Cruiser saddles, dual type spring better?

Anybody have actual experience with the difference between saddles with
dual type springs and simple springs? By "dual type" I mean spring
assemblies that include both a compressed and an extended spring in one.

Thanks.

On Tuesday, January 20, 2015 at 2:35:24 PM UTC-5, John Doe wrote:
Anybody have actual experience with the difference between saddles with
dual type springs and simple springs? By "dual type" I mean spring
assemblies that include both a compressed and an extended spring in one.

Thanks.

weezall using CF leaf springs...uno.

On Tuesday, January 20, 2015 at 7:35:24 PM UTC, John Doe wrote:
Anybody have actual experience with the difference between saddles with
dual type springs and simple springs? By "dual type" I mean spring
assemblies that include both a compressed and an extended spring in one.

Thanks.

Yeah, I do.

Andre Jute

I am so looking forward to getting a comfortable saddle...



Anybody have actual experience with the difference between saddles with
dual type springs and simple springs? By "dual type" I mean spring
assemblies that include both a compressed and an extended spring in one.

Thanks.

On 1/21/2015 4:18 PM, John Doe wrote:
I am so looking forward to getting a comfortable saddle..

You may find this helpful:
http://bicyclinglife.com/PracticalCycling/Sore.htm

--
- Frank Krygowski

Frank Krygowski wrote:

John Doe wrote:

I am so looking forward to getting a comfortable saddle..

You may find this helpful:
http://bicyclinglife.com/PracticalCycling/Sore.htm

"You can stand while coasting down any little hill"

Yeah... That and then pedaling while sitting down might sound
counterintuitive, but it does work.

I understand it's a matter of conditioning and buying a better seat.

I spent almost one year adjusting/adapting to inline street skating.

Per Frank Krygowski:
You may find this helpful:
http://bicyclinglife.com/PracticalCycling/Sore.htm

I would add to the "Tilt Up" section that a micro-adjustable seatpost is
pretty much a necessity. A quarter-inch diff in the height of the
saddle horn is *huge*.... much smaller adjustments make beeeeeg diffs...
--
Pete Cresswell

The idea that only a recombinant should have a comfortable seat sounds
silly. It's for a racing bike. The seat is so uncomfortable, I race from
here to there...


Phil W Lee wrote:

John Doe write:

I am so looking forward to getting a comfortable saddle...

Why, are you thinking of buying a recumbent?