Adamo saddle, you had me at hello. You see, I never knew what I was missing 'til I found you. And now I am one happy gal.
Here's my logical yet illogical thought process: I've enjoyed the Terry butterfly saddle -- forever. It works. It's comfy. Terry and Trek = a comfortable road ride. Why mess with a good thing? So, I thought, why not use that same Terry butterfly for my Guru tri bike?
Let's just stop right there. First, the angles are all wrong for a road saddle and aerobar mix. The contact point when you are angled into an aero position, coupled with an upright roadie saddle can get really painful.
I thought I was just gonna deal with that irritation, until I rode with K. She was not shifting her weight around, standing on her pedals, situating herself every which way for comfort and relief. No, K could stay down in her aerobars for miles at a time in total bliss!
So off to my favorite bike mechanic I went for a new bike fit. And with a few tweaks and adjustments, and a new Adamo saddle, I am a new woman.
Thank you, Adamo. I am forever grateful for your research and development team that created the funkiest yet most beautiful saddle I've ever known.
What a difference a day makes.
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