okay so i want to get a new seat a nice thick one.i want an animal strip piv. what are the pros/cons of a pivotal seat, because ive only ran railed seats.
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pivotal seat vs railed,
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easy adjustment of seat angle. mostly plastic so maybe lighter? (dont feel like searching the interwebs to compare). and IMO they look cleaner on a bike.
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pivotal post use less weight i would think
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element4all wrote:
easy adjustment of seat angle. mostly plastic so maybe lighter? (dont feel like searching the interwebs to compare). and IMO they look cleaner on a bike.
yeah, im pretty sure im gettin one, thanks
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element4all wrote:
easy adjustment of seat angle. mostly plastic so maybe lighter? (dont feel like searching the interwebs to compare). and IMO they look cleaner on a bike.
that..i think im bout to go back to rails though
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I rode an Animal Cush for a couple weeks and hated it. They are very firm, even thought they look cushy.
I prefer the Aitken seats, and bought a bunch of both the railed and pivotal version for when I ruin them. They're just a nice mid size, slight cushy seat.
I still ride an old Haro Mirra sig seat for when I'm cruising and want a fat seat
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I rode an Animal Cush for a couple weeks and hated it. They are very firm, even thought they look cushy.
I prefer the Aitken seats, and bought a bunch of both the railed and pivotal version for when I ruin them. They're just a nice mid size, slight cushy seat.
I still ride an old Haro Mirra sig seat for when I'm cruising and want a fat seat
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thanks for the info man
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if you do get a piv seat, dont be a dumbass like my friend and only order the seat and not a post. lol
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element4all wrote:
if you do get a piv seat, dont be a dumbass like my friend and only order the seat and not a post. lol
lol my friend did that too he was like "do you need anything else to have a pivotal seat" and i was like ya the post, and then he just was like shit!!
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element4all wrote:
if you do get a piv seat, dont be a dumbass like my friend and only order the seat and not a post. lol
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lol my friend did that too he was like "do you need anything else to have a pivotal seat" and i was like ya the post, and then he just was like shit!!
yeah, i wont do that haha
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genesis wrote:
I rode an Animal Cush for a couple weeks and hated it. They are very firm, even thought they look cushy.
I prefer the Aitken seats, and bought a bunch of both the railed and pivotal version for when I ruin them. They're just a nice mid size, slight cushy seat.
I still ride an old Haro Mirra sig seat for when I'm cruising and want a fat seat
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Na, you must have a hard ass because mine is really comfy!
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That Animal seat sucks so much asshole. Get a better one,
hah thanks, any suggestions on a soft piv?
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macniel capital piv.
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I actually prefer railed seats, been looking for one of those S&M Slim seats or a Fit ECCD.
In your situation, i'd grab a Kink Sexton seat.
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I think pivotal is better, its simpler, cleaner, and I like using allen keys instead of wrenches.
I have the Macneil Capital Pivotal, its really comfy and it looks amazing. never tried an animal though.
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