Originally Posted by depechegore

Boo!!!! (english isnt my main language i live on a 3rd world country with horrible bumpy roads and hilly roads)... the saddle and springs is correlated to the width, the position on the bike and the power you will put on the pedal stroke, if youre upright an you will use low power strokes (like on a beach cruiser or english roadster) maybe you wont notice pain and discomfort on the perineum area, but if you need to climb a high degree road you will squish some valuble parts of your anatomy...and thats bad for the bloodstram who nurtures your body parts, so if youre on the side of more aerodinamic position of your body (leanned foward) and need to use powerfull strokes maybe you wont need springs because your knees and forearms are acting like natural springs/suspension....