Cobb Cycling Gen 2 Saddle – First Ride
Some things take time to get right; setting your saddle position is one of those things. Tiny adjustments – fraction of a degree here, millimeter there, can suddenly transform what […]
Category Archives: Saddles
Terry Falcon X – Review
Touted as the world’s most comfortable saddle for women, Terry prides itself on designing, testing, and modifying a wide variety of saddles for all levels and types of riders. Just […]
Dash Cycles Tri.7 – Final Thoughts
Saddles are, by their very nature, a personal choice; what one athlete loves, another may find unusable. Fitting a saddle comes down to not only an athlete’s body type, but […]
Dash Cycles Tri.7 – First Ride
When we received the Tri.7 from Dash Cycles we honestly wondered if this saddle could have come from the same insanity that brought us the Mad Fiber Clinchers. These two products share […]
Specialized Sitero – First Look
With the introduction of the SHIV in 2012, Specialized was the first of the big 3 cycling manufacturers to introduce a triathlon-specific frame. Specialized continues to innovate in tri-specific market […]
Adamo Attack – Final Review
It’s hard to believe how time has flown, yet here we are, a month since we first received the Adamo Attack. And after putting significant mileage on the Attack, we’re […]
Adamo Attack – 150 Miles Later
The Garmin says we’re about 150 miles into our Adamo Attack long-term review, and we wanted to give just a quick little update (read our first look, here). We also received […]
First Look at the Adamo Attack (Is Thinner Better?)
While the Adamo Attack is designed primarily for road racers, we can all be sure that triathletes took notice of the release of this saddle late last year. The Attack […]