Old 12-09-18, 07:47 PM
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Clark W. Griswold
 
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Originally Posted by JonBailey
Well, my comfy seat and my apehanger do actually help me feel much better when I ride. The nerve endings in my body are a witness to that firsthand. I am lucky that things like this can help actually ME. I don't know if they can help other people. I don't feel like dumping any more money into a stupid bicycle. I am not going to a fitting specialist and pay $150 just for a few measurements. The devil with that. I can get by just fine with this Discover I customized. I might someday splurge for a Cannondale (model under $1,000) so outfitted.

I can't use a banana seat because I have a rear carrier I actually use sometimes. I like my spring seat anyway. Believe me when I say I like it, please.
Yeah you lost me when you said "stupid bicycle". It seems like you don't have any interest in this so I guess do whatever and stuff, who cares.

To those actually looking to be comfortable on their bike a fitter does a lot more than just a few measurements and one cannot realistically fit themselves. To say a bike fitter just does a quick measurement or two is so false and as someone who has done a fitting, I can say it really helped me a lot and I am much more comfortable on my bike which I was decently comfortable on before.
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