EXT Stealth

I love it. I'm disabled and I've been pretty sedentary so I'm just getting my strength back and don't ride very far. That said, I think my sits bones are wider than most people maybe because I need to have the back almost as wide as possible and still feel like I'm kind of sliding off the sides of it. I think if I were going father distance I would chaff on my inner leg with it set so wide but for my short distances it works with zero pressure on my soft tissue which was essential. My saddle cost way more than my bike and I went into debt for it but it let's me ride! My dog is stoked too.

So far it’s so so. I have it as narrow as it will go and yet am still getting some rubbing. I’ll make a few more adjustments - level and distance from the bars before I have a final thought.

After 12 iterations I solved the primary issue I had on my indoor Taxc Neo Bike Trainer - saddle sores on one side. The iterations were necessary, because the root issue is that my bike is not level left to right due to unlevel floor, mat deterioration and differing leg penetration through the mat floors. Also the bike itself could never be built to same saddle rail attachment quality as an actual bike - I have no non-normal issues with saddles outside. I went through 4-5 different saddles before trying bi-saddle and then had to try various left/right distances and fore/aft before landing on an asymmetrical set up that bi-saddle accommodates. My only improvement suggestion is a way to enable continuous loosening and tightening of attachment bolts that does not subject bolts to stripping. I switched to using a park tool allen set so that sharper edges created more secure insertion in bolt to help prevent stripping.