I used to like the TTT saddles because the fit was right for me. But they were way too stiff. I used to add extra holes in the bottom to try and make them flex a bit. The Japanese saddles like Fujita totally missed on this need to flex.
Joe Bender-Zanoni
Great Notch, NJ
> Chuck Schmidt wrote:
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\r?\n> > The Unicanitor was supposed to flex just like a leather suspension
\r?\n> > saddle and even had a nose tension adjustment screw. This was
\r?\n> why it
\r?\n> > originally was made with no additional rubber padding or leather
\r?\n> cover.
\r?\n> Sounds like my 70s vintage "Arius" (Spain) saddle: nose tension
\r?\n> adjuster, varied shell thickness and judiciously place holes to allow
\r?\n> flex, etc...
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\r?\n> -John Thompson (john@os2.dhs.org)
\r?\n> Appleton WI USA