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Old 10-12-19, 12:12 PM
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DaveSSS 
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Getting out of the saddle periodically helps.

Finding a good saddle can be tough. I now use SMP saddles with a full length cutout. I got the right width, just based on what they call pants size, which means waist size, at least for those not carrying excess weight. I needed a narrow model and the Stratos with standard padding did the trick.

It's also important to have a seatpost that allows fine adjustments to the saddle angle and a digital level to measure the saddle angle. I always use a post with a 2-bolt rocker style post like the FSA K-force that has a 25mm setback. Posts that rely on serrated notches won't allow small changes to saddle angle.

Having good quality shorts with a good pad is also a must. Don't cheap out on the shorts.
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