Bike seat pain

19-03.-2007, 10:30 PM	#1
blondie12au Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Perth Australia Posts: 2	Bike seat pain Hello there. I have just started riding a few months ago and having huge fun riding several days a week. Usually Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Hubby also bought a bike and we often just pack a backpack with cheese, wine and bikkys and ride out along the river near where we live. Perth has many scenic rides and we just rode the Belmont 2 Joondalup ride last Sunday. It was a 30 km event and we rode thru the Polly Farmer Freeway with 7010 other happy campers. It was very well run event. It was also the first one hubs and I have done AND we rode all the way back after we had recovered. We are both middle aged and 2 years ago hubs had double knee replacement so I am pretty proud of him. We both ride Giant CRX 4 tho his bike is a tad bigger than mine . We met a fab guy in our area who set us up and explained exactly what we needed, due 2 hubs new knees and my lack of height So thanks heaps George. You did good. My only complaint has been the terrible designs of the bike seats so after numerous weeks of hubs having 2 listen to me complaining about how sore "My girlie bits" were he went out and MADE me a seat. He sure is a clever man. I can now ride huge distances and not have any pain there at all. I had thought i would have to send ova 2 America 2 buy a seat but the designs were just not what i thought would be comfortable. So now NO pain and I am free 2 go riding more often and can also go longer distances. YAY i am a happy girl. Daughters are less happy cuz now i am riding i have less time 2 babysit.....hahaha how sad

20-03.-2007, 08:17 AM	#2
matagi Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: In a parallel universe Posts: 3,822	Re: Bike seat pain How about a picture of the seat?

20-03.-2007, 09:16 PM

blondie12au

Registered User

Join Date: Jan 2007

Location: Perth Australia

Posts: 2

Re: Bike seat pain

Quote:

Originally Posted by matagi

How about a picture of the seat?

Will do as soon as i figure out how....believe me it is a challenge using this internet thingy....hahaha have lovely day xxx

22-03.-2007, 03:32 PM	#4
gclark8 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Perth (Basso), West Australia Posts: 3,510	Re: Bike seat pain Blondie, drop over and I'll take a pix and post it for you. __________________ Cheers, George.

22-03.-2007, 05:12 PM

Laterider1958

Registered User

Join Date: Feb 2007

Posts: 29

Re: Bike seat pain

Quote:

Originally Posted by blondie12au

Hello there. I have just started riding a few months ago and having huge fun riding several days a week. Usually Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Hubby also bought a bike and we often just pack a backpack with cheese, wine and bikkys and ride out along the river near where we live. Perth has many scenic rides and we just rode the Belmont 2 Joondalup ride last Sunday. It was a 30 km event and we rode thru the Polly Farmer Freeway with 7010 other happy campers. It was very well run event. It was also the first one hubs and I have done AND we rode all the way back after we had recovered. We are both middle aged and 2 years ago hubs had double knee replacement so I am pretty proud of him. We both ride Giant CRX 4 tho his bike is a tad bigger than mine

. We met a fab guy in our area who set us up and explained exactly what we needed, due 2 hubs new knees and my lack of height

So thanks heaps George. You did good. My only complaint has been the terrible designs of the bike seats so after numerous weeks of hubs having 2 listen to me complaining about how sore "My girlie bits" were he went out and MADE me a seat. He sure is a clever man. I can now ride huge distances and not have any pain there at all. I had thought i would have to send ova 2 America 2 buy a seat but the designs were just not what i thought would be comfortable. So now NO pain and I am free 2 go riding more often and can also go longer distances. YAY i am a happy girl. Daughters are less happy cuz now i am riding i have less time 2 babysit.....hahaha how sad

Happy riding! We bought 2 bikes last year (Avanti Pioneers 1 large 1 medium). I opted for a men's bike and have become used to it with no problems. Being a woman I needed storage space (a carrier & home modified small saddle bag - it does the job). Have had no real problems with the seat. I find it is more comfortable though when I adjust my position every now and then to aid circulation. Husband (no rear fat layer) had problems and bought bike shorts and now won't go riding without them. Envious re your scenic rides - we are squeezing rides into spare moments on the odd weekend. Pity about the babysitting drought

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
Show Printable Version Email this Page	Search this Thread: Advanced Search
Display Modes
Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode