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It is similar in size to the original, a littlethicker and a little narrower at the front,but definitely has a denser foam. Hopefully this denser foam will translate to more comfort as advertised.I like that it keeps the lines of the bike.
I can't go for a ride because our weather has gone bad on us up here in the arctic circle (Minnesota). It was 81 degrees 10 days ago, right now it's 19 degrees. Where's the global warming when you need it Al Gore?
I am excited to get out and ride as it appears, initially, like it will be more comfortable than the original seat. I will give a report after I put on some miles but right now it looks like at least a week before I can get out and ride.
When I got the seat and took it out of the box I was concerned at how firm the foam felt to the touch. Once I had it on and went for a ride I knew I had found the right seat.
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