I was a big fan of the SMP saddles. I probably went through 3 of them. The reason I stopped being a customer is their horrible after-sales service. My last SMP saddle, a leather one, started peeling after just 3 months. SMP not only refuse to swap the saddle, they refuse to even communicate with me. As they say, you can only cheat someone once.

After literally swapping out dozens of both cheap and expensive saddles, I began using the SMP saddles on my bikes a few years ago based on a doctor's recommendation I came across on another KZfaq channel. At 76 I am no pro rider, but this saddle allows me to ride without ever a thought about my bum and thus I can concentrate on staying ahead of those 60 year old youngsters.

As an American I can confirm your reenactment of the folks at Specialized is 100% spot on! 😂

Lol. The bird sound effect on the saddle closeup was perfect.

I’m on the SMP train. I even tried to go back to a Selle Italia after the first SMP, and ended up going back to SMP. I still don’t understand why the SMP is so much better, but it’s immediately apparent right from the first ride.

Cam, your alter ego clips just crack me up. I want an interview with him, but the little clips are also more his "style", what a legend he is!

Had a similar experience to you Cam. Suffering from really bad low back ache on the bike because of glute weakness and an unstable pelvis, I put on an SMP Nymber that I’ve had lying around after receiving your email about them about a week ago. Immediately I noticed several improvements. I’d forgotten just how much support the saddle offers, surpassing any traditional saddle that I’ve tried (and I’ve tried 40+ 😳), and my back and core were able to relax much more, and I was able to rotate my pelvis further forwards. This, and the support from the saddle itself massively increased posterior chain engagement, particularly in the glutes, and resulted in no back pain at all at the end of a 4 hour ride. As much as I hate to admit it, I’m going to have to stick with SMP and put up with the looks, the need to use an inline seat post, the added weight, and the cost, but the benefits outweigh all of these I’m afraid.

The thing nobody says about SMPs is that the setback on those very long saddle rails also affects the ultimate saddle height. If you set the saddle so that it's perfectly level, the rails actually point upward as they run to the front, so as you scoot the saddle forward on the seatpost clamp, you're gaining a few millimeters of saddle height. That has to be taken into account for it to fit you well.

3:35 I had no idea that Cam was actually American. His Australian impression is that good!

I had one of these saddles in my basement. I bought it a while back, but then didn't like it. I built myself a new bike just recently, and needed a saddle for a short test ride. I put the old Selle SMP saddle on it, and I am loving it! It really kills the look of the bike, but I care more about the comfort than the looks.

Absolutely love the SMP. I'm using a Composit, which is completely padless, and yes they take a while to get it right especially the angle which can be quite finicky. But once you're dialed in you wouldn't want to go back to anything else. I run 160mm cranks too.

Online YT tips can lead to interesting results. Since about Christmas I ride a narrow SMP Well gel, and I can now go through an hour-hour and a halfon the trainer without any adverse pains. Believe me, this is a first. Now I long for spring and the snow to melt so that I can try it out on the road! And oh, gone from 172.5 to 170mm cranks. Cheers from Sweden.

I’ve been riding on SMP saddles for almost 20years and I absolutely love them. Also I actually really love the way they look!

The Specialized Toupé was my first rightfully fitting saddle on my road bike ever since I started riding the bike in 2014 (came with an excessively narrow Prologo Kappa). I only got to make the switch in 2019 since this is my first year of work where I finally have money of my own, so that's 5 years of bottom pain. Over the years on the Toupé, my crotch started to have some discomfort due to compression coming from the saddle's nose, so I switched to the Power as I have ridden a loaner bike with that saddle before, which actually felt comfortable for my riding style as I occasionally like to go low, which meant my pelvis rolls forward whenever I do so. Since I don't think I move around on my saddle too much, I think short-nose saddles are for me.

Big Selle SMP fan here. After years of riding on the Drakon (MTB) and Dynamic (Road bike) I have a new favorite coming my way. Used Selle SMP’s test program to test their F30CSi and F20CSi. I’ve also have a F30 that I don’t get along with, but the F30CSi is a completely different beast. After testing and comparing the F30CSi and F20CSi several times and going back to my old and trusty Dynamic it was clear after about 20-30km’s. The F30CSi is my new favorite. No padding at all but the most comfortable I’ve ever been on any saddle.

Was good to see you at the little coffee stop in Adelaide when the TDU was there and I can't believe you were rocking those white bibs!!! Keep up the great work with Neil and the channel.

old mate is by far the funniest thing in youtube cycling, also do those fugly things at least come with carbon rails?

Love my SMPs. I have a Hell from 2015 from their entry-level Tourisme line (it's now called the Well), and a Drakon from 2019. The Hell's weakness is its top cover; it cracked on me a year into ownership. I dabbled with Specialized Power saddles but came back to the Drakon, which fit fine but rode stiffer because it's basically got more "sidewall". I had the Hell refurbished by a local shoe restorer, gaining the leather cover it should have had from day one, and I'm still riding it to this day.

I tried different saddles for over 3.5 years. Finally decided to look into SMP. Got demo saddles from the US distributor. I wound up with the SMP Composit. Yeah, no padding lol. As a DC it all makes perfect sense. If you have a well designed saddle that is fitted to your body correctly you have padding in your shorts so I didn't have a need for additional padding in the seat. They can be tricky to get dialed in though because they are so sensitive to minute changes as far as set up. I experimented over 100 miles and found the sweet spot regarding fore/aft and the nose drop angle for me which was 9 degrees. Saddle bliss. The demo program is brilliant as well as are the saddles. It can be overwhelming with the sheer number of variations they have but again, it makes sense. Bodies vary so having different models is important. That's why the demo program is such a great way to go about it. As far as looks, when you ride your bike nobody see's your seat lol. Ugly to me is not enjoying riding because my butt is uncomfortable. Problem gone with my SMP. Besides you and Neill, Steve Hogg and Colby Pearce are huge fans of SMP.

In the past year, I’ve bought and sold 12-14 saddles. I’ve settled on 2 saddles: Selle SMP Well S and SQ Labs 612/evo. To be quite candid, once you get down to performance level saddles that lack padding (if any at all), I think the rider has to be consistently riding for 5-6 hrs a week to make a good judgement as to which of these saddles really work for their anatomy.

When I first got back into riding in 04, SMP was the first saddle I tried that didn't hurt. That was after trying out well over 10 saddles. While the saddles may be expensive (and there are at this point plenty of other expensive saddles), if SMP ends your saddle quest that could be quite a savings. I also discovered that while my sitz bones measure somewhat wide, I am more comfortable on saddles that measure 148mm+. I need my saddle to have a certain amount of curve in that area as well. Currently riding a VT30C. Regarding shorter cranks after seeing John Cobb's early video on that, I was sold. Been riding 165 Rotors for around 15 years.

Can totally relate with the Selle range, had a Selle SMP Drakon for years, fitted by Neil when he was based in Melbourne and I put 20k+ km in a couple years on one and not a single issue, it made me a strong cyclist, did a ride around the bay 300km and many cadel evans great ocean rides....highly recommended, be warned, carbon rails will set you back a bit, but these imo are the best saddles for most people and they don't even know it yet....

Thanks for the information on this video. I have the SMP Dynamic. It’s very comfortable on long rides. It took several months to find the correct tilt. I began with the nose down, as recommended at about 2 degrees. I finally found perfection when it was set at 1/2 degree nose down. I rode it so long I wore through the leather cover! Great saddle but be patient with the set up. I’m 5’9” tall and weigh 140 pounds. Thanks again.

After watching your videos with Neal about saddles I decided to change my Diamondback 1260sc Spin bike saddle to see what the Selle SMP would feel like riding indoors. After riding over 300 kilometers in 6 days on my Spin bike I noticed nothing, No soreness, No numbness, No pain from the usual indoor training workouts. I will definitely be putting a Selle SMP saddle on my Elves Eglath pro disc road bike now. Thanks for the great information

I’m a believer. I finally have comfort. My past saddles, and there were a lot of them left me hurting and complete numbness of my entire package. You can’t go wrong with SMP

I am really pleased with my SMP TRK saddle which you briefly showed in one of your cut away shots. Yes, its not a racing bike saddle but has a similar seat line and shape, but its more suited to leisure, touring, trekking and maybe mountain biking, at a push, for a heavy rider. Its great though for comfort and no more numbness. I have both the Gel and non-Gel versions spread over all my bikes and there is not much between them, the Gel version just being a little firmer and also slightly heavier.

Pause video. The Raptor sound when the SMP is held up, priceless!😂😂

I've been on a saddle hunt for so long giving the more expensive ones a shot but they all failed in the old mate area with numbness. I thought of Selle SMP as a last resort before I finally give up. Fast forward a season and I read that Selle has a free test program and I contact them immediately. A week later I have two saddles from them, the Nymber and the VT30C. So I went out on a long test ride with 4 saddles. The Selle saddles, the Fizik argo 3D and a Specializer Power saddle. I made sure to go 1h before I started swapping since I know that is when the soft tissue issues start to become apparent and there needs to be a level of fatigue for a fair test. I ended up buying the Nymber. It is just in a league of it's own. I felt like my ass and lower regions were relaxing in a hammock compared to sitting in a pretty comfortable chair. I love it. I even appreciate the looks of it now since I see it in a different light. This is the saddle that let's me perform and enjoy my ride on another level. Regarding that you need to find the correct angle for it... Yes, the window is definitely narrow, but once you get close to that window you really feel it so it is pretty easy to dial in. I would even say it is easier than other "normal" saddles since the feedback is so clear when you're closing in on the perfect angle for you. Make sure you give it an adjustment session where you bring tools.

In all seriousness what’s the second best saddle because I think several riders would chose to be slightly less comfortable but with a enormously better looking saddle. Maybe a comfort to sexy ratio ranking would help?

Great stuff Cam, Mrs Cam stole the show as ever with her ‘observations’ 😮

This dickhead is leveling up his edit game 😂 But dude for real I immediately clicked once I saw Neill in your thumbnail. Always a pleasure to learn from you guys!

Been riding on a SMP Drakon since 2016 and THE best saddle I've used on my road bike. However, bought one for my tri bike and the outcome wasn't as great. Perhaps issue with the range of adjustment in the seat post head, but just couldn't get comfortable and reverted to the Fizik Arione Tri2 that'd seen me through 2 IM and many halfs. Still think it's the best saddle type out there, as you say, very good on the tackle and that's always got to make one happy 😊.

Every saddle you buy is a step towards an SMP.

I’ve still got my first SMP from 2005, minimal padding under my 90kg and did ~120,000k before it sits on my stationary bike or taken O/S to put on hire bikes. The no padding versions on carbon - magical. I did have one with carbon rails, and the rails broke at the junction with the metal holder after 70,000k. And a wag once said the acronym stands for Save My Penis. It does that very well.

Actually just went away from Selle SMP after being on them for ages. Fitter found they weren't wide enough so my hips were rocking and causing core stability issues/pain. Ironically went to one of the Specialized 3d-printed ones with shorter nose and wider sit bone area and couldn't be happier, especially for aesthetics!

outstanding Cam, loved the Spesh HQ. Take that GC Performace and your abysmal aussie voice :-)

SO much important information in this one video First off yes Neill is a F ing Genius secondly NO one but RCA are doing this important work and sharing it and lastly you Cam are setting your self up as a Guiney Pig tester for the rest of us again NO one else is doing this A big thanks to Wifey many many Woman will be grateful for her input THANK you all at RCA.

The main problem with saddles over my 56 years of serious riding and pro racing is....when you find one that works for you, in a very short time, it is not available anymore. With the exception of Brooks leather saddles, I don't know any one design that has survived even one decade. I raced on Brooks, but stopped using them because I changed my body position for tri/aero bars, I needed the cutout area. Brooks is now offering a cutout, but the cutout is so small I can't image it will work, and there is a 1000 mile break in for Brooks saddles. Maybe next year will try Brooks again.

One problem with the SMPs is that you completely lose the ability to move forward and back on the saddle, which can help relieve soreness and pressure on longer rides, and also gives you more leeway for climbing steep grades or getting in an aero tuck - both benefiting from shooting all the way forward. So you better like the position, because It's the only one you have. Pros usually have choice on saddles ... But almost none use SMPs - I believe this is why.

Great video as usual - love your work. You should start the Cam's Eagles Club!

Glad you acknowledged how damn ugly that saddle is. I'm hunting for a new saddle for the track bike and will give these a look over.

Now March 2024. One month ago, I bought the Selle SMP Number saddle. Because I live in Wisconsin USA, in early March I don’t do, or plan on doing, any road riding. It’s usually just too cold and/or windy. So the bike stays on the trainer downstairs. So, after one month of two 45 minute sessions per day, I gotta give this saddle six thumbs up; it is that good! Period! No soreness! None! Can spin through my 45 minute session at 100 rpm, sweating my ass off, and get off the bike with no physical sensations other than leg fatigue! And yes, I’m still using 165 cranks(which I’m loving, by the way!).

I got the SMP a few years ago because it was on sale to try and until I had the angle and fore aft right it wasn’t comfortable. But now it’s dialed in and yes now it’s the best seat I’ve ever had (and I have tried at least 10 all different shapes). It does “plant” me but I can move a bit back and forward. I like how I feel like sensitive parts have no discomfort and I can even ride it without bike shorts with a chamois. I also changed my cranks to 160 and that was the best move I’ve ever made in decades of cycling, wish I did it ages ago, amazed at the difference.

Bought the drakon today after riding 62 miles with two friends who were on the saddle. My ass was on fire. They were sitting pretty. I’m sold

SMP saddles look fine on bikes because it turns out there is nothing that looks cool on a bike. We look like dorks no matter what. Nice video.

Love my Selle SMP TRK Medium saddle...yes they have to be set just so which takes a little time to get right.

I love my SMP saddle, so much I have 3, one for my road, gravel and the trainer. And I don’t even mind the look!😉

SMP is the best saddle I have ever used and I have tried most of them. They do look un-cool however, I don’t give a shit as they are so comfy😊

Love the bits of comedy thrown. Literally made me laugh out loud 😂. Love all the fitting info. Keep up the good work.

I ride a SMP Pro. A friend tried it, tried to like it & hated it. He asked me if I wanted to try it. I have Selle Italia seats on my road bikes which were fine, but was never satisfied with the seat on my Specialized Sirrus. I tried the Pro. the seat has never been off. I love this seat, been using it for nearly 10 years. One day I will find SMPs for my road bikes. I enjoy the seat so much on my Sirrus, that's my go to bike all the time. I used to ride to work (now retired) everyday on my Sirrus, many miles on this bike & seat.

Nice, totally agree. I went through many, many saddles due to knee pain after 50km and ended up with a relatively budget SMP Hybrid. works fine for me for nearly 10 years now including rides up to 190km! Definitely recommend.

I had a Selle Italia on My rode in the 90's long miles and crit Raced with it, thanks for the review of SelleSMP, riding a Giant Escape 3 2023 , gonna change the ASAP

Cam I reckon if you learned to drop your heels right down you would have WAY more saddle comfort. Higher saddle = more pressure. Try it and see how you go. I used to run a higher seat height and always have saddle issues compared to now with lower seat height and way more comfort. I loved the toupe. Bontrager Anja is better. SLR superflow is amazing.

That falcon / bird sound when you showed that god ugly seat, cracked me up 😂😂 I’ll just deal with discomfort.

The best saddle in the world is the one that fits your sit bones in the position you ride in on a specific bike. For me, and the 3 bikes I ride, it's the Fabric Scoop Elite Radius saddle. I don't ride drop bars, but I have 2 Adventure bikes and a touring Tandem, and that saddle is super-comfy, for me. I don't even think about it when I'm riding, which is how you know you've got the right saddle.

I love my SMP saddles but have to run a different brand on my BMC Roadmachine because specifically with an SMP fitted the seat post / saddle clamp creaks when climbing and I can’t stop it 🤦 It’s actually the bike creaking not the saddle as they are fine on other bikes! With a Flite boost installed it’s silent. So it’s a compromise for me, but really wish BMC would fit a standard round seat post with a simple clamp.

AHAHAHAH The Captain Planet bit was hilarious!

I genuinely think the SMPs look fantastic, they look like a beautiful chiseled and crafted item. Never understood the hate for their aesthetics.

Got three of them on my bikes. Dirent paddings but different bikes. I also suffer from the hip...and when I've changed to SMP it was an eureka moment....even if bloody ugly they're a game changer in comfort

I noticed that when I use Selle SMP Blaster, my "feels right" stem length increased by 1 to 1.5 cm. I believe it's due to straightened back angle from more pelvic rotation enabled by SMP increase my effective torso length. On most other seats, I sit more upright on my sit bone, then bend forward on my lower back. Selle SMP enable me to sit tilt forward from the seat then keep straighter back. CONS of SMP: 1) it is relatively heavy and is relatively rigid. There are lighter saddle with built in damping/ comfort out there which is more suitable for off-road use. 2) Even though the saddle rail looks long, I tend to clamp it near the back end of the rail to push seat as far forward as possible. The saddle nose end up right on top of the bottom bracket. This compound to bad look comment.

I'm looking to transition out of my 20+ year old Selle Aspide Aerohead saddle, which looks like a flatter and thinner version of the SMP, and is neither super comfortable nor super uncomfortable. I have a just as old Selle Italia Flite saddle that I bought at the same time but never used, that at the time was one of the most popular saddles, but you've got me intrigued with the SMP. My main issue with the Aspide is, well, numbness, you know the drill. Doesn't hurt, per se, but it just doesn't feel right or natural. The Flite is a nice-looking saddle, what a saddle's supposed to look like, at least on a bike with classic lines and parts as mine does. But of course how it feels is what matters.

Love hearing your journey and always love seeing Neil!

Absolutely LOVE my SMP dynamic. Doesn’t matter how far I ride, never any issues. It’s my go to saddle.

I own/recommend - Tune speedneedle Alcantara, 95g, 💪bloodflow, comfort good & no partaking in the murder of an animal for their skin 🐄👍.

I'm surprised that no one is talking about the newer, flatter VT20 and VT30 SMP saddles, they arguably look better than these older SMPs. I personally use a VT20C saddle and found it to be supremely comfortable and this is coming from the popular Selle Italia SLR Boost.

I have had the SMP saddle for years. I don't find it all that ugly personally. I actually went away from it a couple of years ago. I got a new bike, and stuck on it because it was laying around. After a ride or two, I was trying to remember why I went away from it in the first place.

been riding them exclusively for 12 years now. simply the best

Great video also transferred to this saddle about a year ago after trying far to many other saddles. Best upgrade I have made to bike!

Thank goodness when i settled on the position i have been using for the last 50 years I didn’t know it was so complicated. And that included 4 years doing 18,000 miles per annum racing and training and a cumulative total of several years on 3 week bike tours covering up to 150 miles a day. Which saddle? The same Eddy Merckx used, a Unicanitor.

I really love the look of the beak and this fluid wave transition look, especially if you have a bike with a curved top tube it can sort of fit in making everything look more wavy if that makes sense. That said Im on a VT30c which is a more padded flat looking short nose SMP, cheaper version of the F30c.

I rode ass hatchets for years. Went through 10 or 15 different saddles all with glowing reviews from people. My ass hurt....seriously hurt after 20 miles or so and even well into the season, the pain continued. I got a Selle saddle, a women's saddle actually, and it's the most comfortable saddle I've ever ridden. To be fair to my B17, once I got it set up EXACTLY right, it felt a lot better but the SMP was good from the first ride to the last ride of the season.

Had one for 7 years and one soon after one my mountain bike - perfect saddle

So now that your hips feel better, how do your boys feel? I tried 4 or 5 different versions of the Selle SMP saddle years ago because it was popular with my ride mates. However, one thing all of these have in common is the banana-shaped upward tilt in the middle that, at least for me, causes a perineal pressure point. That downward-bent saddle nose does not solve this because the pressure point is further back.

I use the same but unpadded. I recently purchased the F20C si. Another win and half as ugly. Would love to hear Neils take on the model

I had to go to an ADAMO saddle to resolve perineal and genital numbness but I always found I tended to slide forward, particularly under load. Also, the ADAMO's are not only ugly but they're very heavy so I got tried a DASH stages saddle and then ordered a custom model after finding that the padding on their production model was too hard. The custom DASH saddle is not bad...no numbness but it's still not super comfortable and I still tend to slide forward. I tried one of the SMP saddles a few years ago that was a demo model and found it supremely uncomfortable i.e. I lasted about 15min on a test ride...yet I'm intrigued because you seem to be getting pressure relief, comfort and you're locked into place.

Selle SMP plus is my all time favourite and also widely regarded as the best saddle for taller/heavier riders who do ultra-distances (RASA/Freedom Challenge etc). Spot on. Worth every cent.

I’ve been using this saddle for four years. I agree the most comfortable saddle and friendly is on the junk that I have ever ridden. Good call brother.

After at least a dozen seats over many years i did a wall test to check my leg symmetry and it indicated i had one slightly longer than the other. This caused just one side of my sit bone to swell, regardless of the amount of chamois cream applied. In summary saw a recommendation for this saddle about 12 months ago and have had little to no trouble since, riding 1-4 hours per session. Hope this helps

I've got Selle SMP TRK. Ridiculously comfortable. Only found out about them when I bought a dead cheap (£300 !) touring bike with one already on. Note, they come in 2 width fittings. Narrow is for men, wide for women

Love my SMP Drakon...saddle of comfort for an old Clydesdale! What is the make of the bike frame seen at 11:00?

I'm sold on the SMP TRK Large bought 3 of them, love them !!

My favourite saddle I have had, was a Selle Italia Flite . really enjoyed the saddle could ride all day with it. Unfortunately when I sold the bike the saddle went with it. The new Trek bike, came with a saddle which I absolutely felt uncomfortable with. Swapped to another Bontrager saddle, better padded but not centre channel. Eventually after 6 years that lack of centre channel meant pain in a certain part of the body. I now have swapped to a newer Bontrager Aeolus saddle great centre channel ( no pain there now), but it is not quite perfect. I would have loved another Selle Italia but the model which would have suited me was too expensive for me at the moment.

On my end I went backwards after visiting dr Borut Fonda. For many years and trusted well regarded bikefitters Smp was ideal in one position, pretty sensitive for angle and resetting after disassembly of the bike. It locked into one position and after changing hand location it created high pressure point and did not distribute pressure. So went back to a t shape saddle and a berk lipa short, which is more comfy on my oltre xr4 W/o hip impindgment 170-> 165 does feel more comfy and efficient.

This is by far THE BEST SADDLE, EVER! I bought my first SMP Dynamic back in 2012 and have not looked back since. Lots of money for these, i've purchased 4 so far, but my PeePee and gooch don't hurt anymore.

Check out Infinity seats..... I have one on my road and my gravel bikes. I put about 7000 miles a year on these two saddles. Ultimate comfort.

Cam - ( hear me out 😉) I’ve had a hip issue for 2 + years ( thinking I’ll need a hip replacement at some point ) I had a session with a medium who channels the Arch Angels and does ancestral healing 😳.. ( long story 😂) Without going into to much detail - a week after having this session my hip issues is 95% better 🕺- The funny thing is - she mentioned 3 other areas whilst doing her 30 minute session and I hadn’t told her about any of my ailments beforehand 😳 My knees are much better and my ankle and foot issues are gone 🤷🤷 I’ve been told our bodies hold trauma from past and present lives .. and lastly - I was at a psychic fair a month back ( as you do ) and this women said to me / my dad says you need a new bike seat - I said WTF - where is your dad / she said he’s dead and died of prostate cancer and rode his bike a lot - I said it’s funny you mention this, I’ve been getting saw around that region and she said I know and so does my dad 😮 - the other funny thing is - I thought of the SMP seat as soon as she said what she said 🤩.. go figure .. Matt

I’m in the unfortunate position of SMP revolutionising my cycling as well. Nymber and Vulkor on my bikes, ugly as sin but solved moving around on the saddle, tightness in my legs and a significant amount of saddle soreness.

Riding on SMP Glider for 9 years. Tried a dozen saddles before that without success. Especially for endurance riding SMP is a dream.

Great video ! I have a question. I rode the Vulkor with no padding and loved it but hard knocks in the road would be quite harsh without ant padding. I tried the Nymber for awhile but it didn’t seem to be the same great feeling of the Vulkor. Did I not give it time for the foam to take shape ? The Vulcor has a definate depression where the sitbones go and on the Nymber that is not so obvious, wondering if I just didn’t give it enough time ? Thanks, I watch all your fitting videos and also think Neil is great. Wish he was in my area of the US :)

I have wide sit bones and SMP had a saddle for me! I went from being sore after less than 20 miles to not needing a chamois at all its actually quite amazing. you eventually get used to look 😅

I like the look of the Smp. I’ve been running the Selle Smp on my mountain bike for almost 10 years. Even got a couple of my friends to try and they like it also. Got into road biking a little over a year ago and tried the Smp on it but did not like it probably because it was to padded . Maybe I will try a road bike version . Just got a knock off version of specialized mirror and so far I’m liking that but have only rode on my trainer because of cold weather.

Can confirm. I got a high quality bike fit and was recommended a Selle SMP Dynamic. I haven't had any pain since I started using it. The only down side, as mentioned, is that it looks like I have a peregrine falcon attached to my seat post.

Laughed my ass off at this. I'll never look at another SMP without hearing an eagle scream again. 😂

Incredible, the exact moment I lose it and speak my mind, he puts in a shot of his back saying the exact same thing as me! How did he know it was a 6 seconds patience day today?

I hate the look love the feel and seeing that I cycle for enjoyment I'm sticking to my binchicken saddle, love my SMP's thanks Cam and Neil. The videos have some good tips on setup so watch them. A 2mm extra drop changed my whole experience.

It doesn’t matter what it looks like when you are off the bike it’s how you feel when you’re on your

There are definitely going to be a bunch of options on patent expiry, and most probably they'll have to drop prices considerably.

I'm in the same boat with the SLR Boost saddle and slipping forward. But there's no way in hell i'll be using one of those eagle beaks.

Bike fitting is astrology for cyclists.

SQlab. But, I am keen to try those new 3d printed ones.