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Prologo Ladies Kappa Evo Dea T2.0 Saddle and Chromo Rails $65.57
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Prologo Kappa Evo T2.0 Saddle with Chromo Rails $65.57
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Selle Italia X2 Flow Saddle with Alloy Rails $33.37
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Brooks England Team Pro Saddle with Copper Rails $139.11
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Selle Italia Man Gel Flow Saddle $83.46
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Prologo Kappa Evo Pas T2.0 Saddle with Chromo Rails
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Pay : $67.56
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Brooks England Proofide 40g Tub
Pay : $11.91
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BioFlex Ladies Comfo Gel Saddle
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Pay : $23.83
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Brooks England B17 Standard Saddle
Pay : $92.74
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BioFlex Ladies Ozone Saddle
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Pay : $29.80
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Brooks England B17 Special Saddle
Pay : $119.23
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BioFlex GelFlo Anatomic Saddle Cover
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Pay : $15.49
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Brooks England Team Pro Saddle with Titanium Rails
Pay : $251.74
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Brooks England B17 Ladies Standard S Saddle
Pay : $92.74
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Brooks England B17 Narrow Saddle
Pay : $92.74
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Brooks England Imperial B17 Saddle
Pay : $119.23
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Brooks England Swift Titanium Saddle
Pay : $251.74
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Selle Italia XO Flow Saddle with Alloy Rails
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Pay : $45.30
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Brooks England Swallow Titanium Saddle
Pay : $324.63
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Brooks England Team Pro Classic Saddle
Pay : $92.74
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Brooks England B17 Titanium Saddle
Pay : $238.48
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Selle Italia Man Gel Flow Saddle
SAVE 10%
Pay : $83.46
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Selle Italia X2 Flow Saddle with Alloy Rails
SAVE 10%
Pay : $33.37
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Brooks England Team Pro Saddle with Chrome Rails
Pay : $132.49
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Brooks England Imperial B17 Narrow Saddle
Pay : $119.23
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Brooks England Team Pro Saddle with Copper Rails
Pay : $139.11
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Leisure Saddles
Leisure bike saddles are designed with comfort over weight in mind, this means they may have more padding than a svelte racing saddle and may weigh a few grams more, but should provide a higher level of comfort for the leisure rider. A leisure saddle is usually suitable for someone who rides for up to an hour at a time, if you ride over this length of time a performance saddle may be a better choice. The reason for this is that a leisure saddle is often wider and provides a larger seating area, this causes the legs to be placed further apart than when using a racing saddle, and this can become less comfortable than a more racy saddle over longer distances.
