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R1ffR4ff 24-09-20 12:51 PM

Numb Bum fix?
 
Just looking on eBay and found these,

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_f...cover&_sacat=0

HTH :)

:santa:

redtrummy 24-09-20 08:48 PM

Re: Numb Bum fix?
 
I bought a silicone strap on seat pad years ago, it was comfortable but it was too unstable . Have thought about having it incorporated into the seat but not sure whether it would be successful or not

R1ffR4ff 25-09-20 01:12 PM

Re: Numb Bum fix?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by redtrummy (Post 3120331)
I bought a silicone strap on seat pad years ago, it was comfortable but it was too unstable . Have thought about having it incorporated into the seat but not sure whether it would be successful or not

Not a bad idea. I've thought about getting a cheap 2nd seat off eBay and messing around with it :)

Or gluing some rubber sheet to the underneath of the Gel-Seat pad to give it more grip.

What I have noticed over the years is if I stop being lazy on my exercise and more walking and cycling routine and therefore tighter glutes= less Numb bum. I only get it after about several hours out riding.

svenrico 25-09-20 10:13 PM

Re: Numb Bum fix?
 
I have found if you haven't ridden a bicycle for a long time your backside takes time to toughen up to riding again. I wonder if the SV650A saddle experience might be like that !

Adam Ef 26-09-20 06:36 AM

Re: Numb Bum fix?
 
Avoid long straight roads when possible so you move around more. Padded cycling shorts (even cheap ones from Decathlon) work well.

R1ffR4ff 26-09-20 09:47 AM

Re: Numb Bum fix?
 
All good stuff. Could buy a cheap 2nd hand rider seat and put some Velcro on it and the padded seat/cover for long journeys or commuting to make it more stable and then keep the original for cosmetics :)

FYI: I've changed my Seat Cap Screws/Allen bolts for stock Hex bolts and can take it off with my Hinged Factory Spark-Plug spanners back-end :)

Bibio 17-11-20 01:01 AM

Re: Numb Bum fix?
 
wow. these have come down in price drastically. i paid a lot more for the one i have.


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Motorcycl....c100005.m1851

redtrummy 17-11-20 10:05 AM

Re: Numb Bum fix?
 
Anyone uses one of the air type? The silicone pad one is not very stable - are these better?

Bibio 17-11-20 04:48 PM

Re: Numb Bum fix?
 
any pad will move about if its not strapped down properly. if you cant get on with a gell one there is no way you will get on with an air one as your bum moves about due to the 'air cushion'. they are a bit weird at first but you soon get used to them. great on rough roads :-)



personally it does not bother me. the air one is superb and less numb bum. due to having clogged common iliac artery's where they split from the aorta my legs/bum gets numb very quickly so i have to stop every 40 odd miles but the air pad does help loads.

Dave20046 17-11-20 09:48 PM

Re: Numb Bum fix?
 
I have a Gel seat, it's generally okay but when covering hundreds of miles it gets a bit sore, got to say my knees and shoulders go before **** though. I went round France with a cushion on the seat which was fine until you hung off the bike , had to catch it on at least one occasion.

Quote:

Originally Posted by redtrummy (Post 3120331)
I bought a silicone strap on

It doesn't sound comfortable :-dd


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