Cloud 9 Cruiser Select Saddle 10 75 Review

I stopped cycling a few years ago because my legs became numb after 10 minutes. (Other parts of the body were also numb, which was even more uncomfortable.) The onset of COVID, combined with my need to move, eventually forced me to bring my bike in for service. But I was afraid that the symptoms would return or get worse. The bike shop recommended the Cloud-9 Cruiser seat but said they didn't stock it and wasn't sure when new ones would be available. Luckily I was able to order it through…

Bought 2 of these seats for our Lectric 2.0 Step-Thru e-bikes. Every Lectric e-bike on YouTube seems to have them, and they're better than the stock ones with a shock-absorbing seatpost, which you also have to buy. Since my bikes are designed for 2 people, they are about 50 years old and still have "corns" on the back. These seats aren't as fluffy as we'd hoped, but they look like they are. Just give it time and the seat will probably be good enough for a 20+ mile or so ride on a full battery…

I have an Electra Townie that I converted into an e-bike and now I ride faster and much further than before and while the original seat wasn't bad I have this seat Bought in the hope even more convenience. The first thing I noticed was that the suspension compensates for bumps caused by cracks and craters in the pavement better than the rubber suspension under my original seat. The seat itself feels a little softer than the original, but not as good as I was hoping. After 20-25 km of driving…

These great seats make me want to ride my bike more. They are very heavy, but since about 100,000 men suffer from impotence each year due to poor bike seat ergonomics, I think it's worth every penny. They are super comfy. The change is dramatic. The only downside besides the weight is that models with metal springs can crunch/squeak when hitting bumps. Weights for multiple seats and included seatpost are listed below: Sunlite Cloud-9 Bike Suspension Cruiser Saddle, Cruiser Gel Tri-Color Black -

I am an avid cyclist. But after knee replacement surgery, I had to take apart an old Diamondback exercise bike for home therapy. The seat that came with it was shot through and bruised where it shouldn't have been. After reading the reviews I decided on this one. And first time I have such a wide seat. On the plus side, it slides easily onto the 7/8" stem and mounts quickly. But in terms of comfort, I have to admit I'm disappointed. I'm not sure if it's because the seat is so wide, but I've…

First of all, I think buying a bike seat is like buying shoes; Not every shoe fits every person - you may have to try on a few to see what works. This Cloud 9 was my first alternative to the stock seat on my RadMini step-thru e-bike and it was a definite improvement. But it wasn't entirely comfortable; I still have a bit of soreness in my butt after half an hour. So I tried a very similar seat from Bikeroo and it was initially better but still not great. Then it's on to Velmia's wide seat for…

A GOOD PRICE SEAT MAY NOT BE AS SOFT AND SUPPORTIVE AS YOU KNOW, BUT BETTER THAN A REPLACEMENT SEAT. AS OTHERS HAVE INDICATED, THE SEAT RAILS ARE FURTHER THAN THEY NEED TO BE TO INSTALL THE LAYOUT STYLE CLAMP ON THE SEAT TUBE. This seems to be the problem with most Cloud 9 saddles. The best way to solve this problem that I found was: remove the pipe clamp that came with the seat, then install the sinks on the sink and pull Gently pull the seat down firmly, but do not overtighten. THIS SHOULD…

I bought a Schwinn bike that was easy to assemble, beautiful and cheap, but had the hardest and ridiculously uncomfortable bike seat in the history of the universe. I really couldn't say enough negative things about the fabric-covered narrow, sharp-edged concrete brick masquerading as the seat my bike came with. I reached the end of the driveway and immediately put the bike in the garage until I found a new seat. I tried the gel pad but was sitting on a brick that was just covered in gel. I…