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Old 07-10-2011, 03:10 PM   #49
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Hi Yellow band! That is a pic of the new bike I am getting in August or September,whenever the 2012 models hit the bike shop floor. After I get my new bike, we are getting Miss Pinky the same bike in Trek's WSD (Women's Specific Design). We will then let go of two or three of the bikes we have now that don't see much riding time. I'll either use them to trade for a cyclocross bike or we'll give them to a local shop that gets kids that don't have bikes on used bikes and teaches them to ride safely. I currently ride a Selle San Marco Aspide seat on my road bike and a Terry Liberator seat on my mountain bike. Neither have much padding and they ride like a dream! I've done a LOT of research into seat fit,and it's all about where it hits your "sit bones" not about how much padding it has on it. We are getting Miss Pinky a Specialized Body Geometry seat after they do the proper measuring to ensure she gets the correct size. Because we all know if the cyclist's ass ain't happy, that cyclist ain't gonna ride very LONG!
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