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From: jamcmullan@watmath.UUCP (Judy McMullan)
Newsgroups: net.bicycle
Subject: EASYSEAT
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Date: Mon, 31-Oct-83 15:33:08 EST
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Posted: Mon Oct 31 15:33:08 1983
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	>Does anyone out there have any info on EASYSEAT, a new bicycle seat
	>design by JB Two Corp in St. Paul, Minn? The ad I saw looks very good
	>but I would like to hear from someone who has tried it.

I bought one of these seats because I found a regular seat very uncomfortable
for my delicate private parts (I am a woman). The EASYSEAT certainly was
comfortable in that respect but I found that the front edges of the saddle,
even though curved downwards, dug into the back of my thighs. If I tilted the
seat to an extreme degree (they recommend having it tilted -- higher at the
back and lower at the front) then it stopped digging into the back of my legs
but by then I was sliding off it.
I feel that the oval shape of the two halves is too long. Perhaps it would be
more comfortable if it was just two circles. I have often thought that it
might work well if I put it on the bicycle backwards, but I have never gotten
around to trying it.

   --Judy McMullan
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