step 1 is admitting it.. good job!
I've been on step 1 for years now.
My step 2 (and last step in the process) is embracing it and continuing the "problem"
step 1 is admitting it.. good job!
it's been a while since I posted in this thread, So today I decided to change the saddle on my Giant Talon 2, the original is like a razor Blade and caused a few eye watering moments, so I decided on a softer option, thankfully I know the guy at the local bike shop who cut a good deal on the new one, and yes thats a model Volcano in the background, Daughters school project.
Did you have your sit bones measured? Find a Specialized shop, and ask to be measured with the "ass-o-meter" which is a real thing. No charge for them to measure, takes about a minute or so, and you will find out what size saddle you should be using.
Yeah, I have wider hips (for my size) and everyone kept telling me to get a bigger seat, because it was hurting when I rode my bike. I went to a bike shop and ended up getting a smaller seat and all was well in perineum land.
Just put a deposit down for this yesterday!
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2015 WRX! World Rally Blue, manual transmission, the way the Subaru gods intended.
Now begins the approx. 3 month wait.
I think I recall that you got an Einstein 640? Any thoughts on it yet? If that wasn't you, just ignore me.
it's been a while since I posted in this thread, So today I decided to change the saddle on my Giant Talon 2, the original is like a razor Blade and caused a few eye watering moments, so I decided on a softer option, thankfully I know the guy at the local bike shop who cut a good deal on the new one, and yes thats a model Volcano in the background, Daughters school project.
^^^Now immediately remove those ghetto fabulous wheels
Well.. I ordered an Einstein E640 and Vagabond mini. Then I made enough money doing a team shoot to buy another E640 a few days ago. Yesterday I sold my 600EX-RT, so I got the two soft boxes today. So far I only have one of the lights and the Vagabond in. Should have it all next week.
Here's an example of the Einstein shot through a rectangular soft box. 32x48, I think. The light behind is the 600EX-RT laying on the ground pointing up. (no diffuser there)
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