WTD - white saddle

Posted on Tue 28th, March 2023

• #1

drn22

For a neo retro type thing. After a "modern" saddle in white with cro-mo rails. Ideally something (that looks a bit) like a Specialized power arc/expert, or a bontrager Aeolus, or something like that? Not a huge fan of Fizik, but beggars can't be choosers I guess.

Form over function. Simpler/plainer the better.

Thanks!
• #2

tomsvoboda

Got two, will send pics tonight. Thanks. T
• #3

tomsvoboda
Here you go. Might also have a white Charge one somewhere. Cheers. T

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• #4

drn22 in reply to @tomsvoboda

Thanks v much, but really wanted something with fewer logos / a little subtler for the look of the bike. I think I actually have a fabric scoop in white, but was just checking to see if anyone had anything a bit comfier.
• #5

drn22
Trying to be a bit more helpful, something along the lines of these would be great, in case anyone has anything

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• #6

tmevans

I have a bontrager paradigm, the ti one, in white. not dissimilar to the montrose.
• #7

tmevans

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• #8

drn22 in reply to @tmevans

If it's not too much trouble to take a quick photo.....?

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