04-24-2018, 01:01 PM
PS:
A further, probably unnecessary elaboration on the KandH Low seat inspired by a glass of wine:
I had expected when ordering this saddle that I would be able to impress my cherubic beauty that I was big enough to flat foot her. The saddle is lower but the wider profile resulted in an unexpected result. I was deeper into her even though my feet were still not quite flat (but darn close). It inspired a confidence that eluded me thus far. The bike with it’s already low centre of gravity felt light and nimble, even navigating pot hole infested, sand/salt strewn streets around Sudbury. Pulling up to stop lights and slow menuevers did not cause me to be nervous. I’m guessing that it is due to my feet being wider apart even though they are not completely flat. Like a tripod is more stable with it’s legs spread wider.
The saddle is a keeper even if I still can’t flat foot this sucker...
A further, probably unnecessary elaboration on the KandH Low seat inspired by a glass of wine:
I had expected when ordering this saddle that I would be able to impress my cherubic beauty that I was big enough to flat foot her. The saddle is lower but the wider profile resulted in an unexpected result. I was deeper into her even though my feet were still not quite flat (but darn close). It inspired a confidence that eluded me thus far. The bike with it’s already low centre of gravity felt light and nimble, even navigating pot hole infested, sand/salt strewn streets around Sudbury. Pulling up to stop lights and slow menuevers did not cause me to be nervous. I’m guessing that it is due to my feet being wider apart even though they are not completely flat. Like a tripod is more stable with it’s legs spread wider.
The saddle is a keeper even if I still can’t flat foot this sucker...