Bell GelTech Seat with AirGel
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“Great comfort and price with the GelTech seat!”

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Bell GelTech Seat with AirGel — 

Well, my saddle finally fell apart !!!- - maybe the hole I cut in it didnt help things! So, I'm cruising the sporting goods section of Kmart one day and I spot a pretty big selection of bike seats, to my surprise. And I'm knocked silly by the reasonable prices! Then I start concentrating on all the varieties! I'm amazed at the different selections at their respectively low prices!! So it was pretty easy to opt for the GelTech as soon as I felt the suppleness of the pads ! With the ease of installation, comfort and price, this saddle was worth triple the cost! BRAVO !

Last edited on Jul 07, 2010

Bell GelTech Seat with AirGel

is recommended by yobarps
Posted on Dec 30, 2009
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jack-in-the-box wrote on Jul 7, 2010 at 4:42PM

 

I ride a good bicycle that I bought from Kmart. It's the KENT black and silver series. I love the duel mini shock system in the forks and the seat post. The saddle itself is hard though. I will be looking at this seat for my next ride.

yobarps wrote on Jun 16, 2010 at 7:10PM

 
In response to wavedoctor's comment from Jun 16, 2010 at 5:44PM:

yeah, i have two of those - one shwinn (narrow enough, but lacks padding), and one doughnut looking thing (good padding, but still too wide, so no control over ride !) Maybe I'm still too heavy. I may look into the ridiculously expensive ones to see if there is a magic carpet ride in one. I also do the tilt thing. And thanks for checking out the reviews. I love this site ! Later, dude !

wavedoctor wrote on Jun 16, 2010 at 5:44PM

 
In response to yobarps's comment from Jun 16, 2010 at 2:00PM:

Hey,I hear ya! The seats with the gap in the middle are made for that purpose. I've riden them before. Never really noticed much of a difference though. I always keep my seats tilted down just a wee bit forward to avoid crushing any jewels._Ha ha ha!~

yobarps wrote on Jun 16, 2010 at 2:00PM

 
In response to wavedoctor's comment from Jun 16, 2010 at 1:39PM:

I'm putting that one back on the bike tonight. The only thing I don't like about it is it's a tad "too" wide. I now see why the serious dudes use those narrow ones, except, those are rough on that area that I never want numb, if you know what I mean ! I would stand up and pedal before I risked perfomance, aye ! ! !

wavedoctor wrote on Jun 16, 2010 at 1:39PM

 

Wow! Dude,definately somthing I presently need bad. Can we say duct tape?? Thats the extent of my present seat__LOL!

houdiniphile wrote on Feb 9, 2010 at 6:39PM

 

A must for bike riders. I rather walk and take the treadmill, but, a must for bike riders indeedy.

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