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03-16-2017, 07:35 PM
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Yes. I have the original version which I like, and a later one which doesn't seem to agree with me. However the later one has a different sit point which I didn't know so I need to adjust the saddle fore/aft to place the sit point where I want it.
Original version (my bike):  The version that I have to adjust (my other bike):  A forum member here is part of ISM, if not "ISM". 
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03-17-2017, 05:15 AM
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I have one sitting around somewhere. Didn't agree with my sit bones. They do have a ton of fore/aft with the long rails and seem to be well made, but I couldn't find a comfortable spot while riding on it.
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03-17-2017, 01:02 PM
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I've used the Road and Race models and they've been the best saddles I've tried. I could tell a difference immediately that my weight was all on my sit bones and apparently hadn't been on previous saddles.
I also tried the Podium and I think another model, but those felt different and I think it's because they're more flat front to back. The Road and Race models have a bit of a drop from the back to the arms.  
Last edited by brockd15; 03-17-2017 at 01:07 PM.
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03-17-2017, 07:53 PM
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Let me add that I tried an ISM saddle while on a fit bike / GURU thing. The fitter doesn't sell the saddles but suggested I try his saddle based on my position. Told me I should get one off eBay if I liked it.
I didn't think much of it at the moment. I went home and went to get on my SLR saddle. I literally got off the bike in a few seconds, scoured eBay instead of riding, and ordered a saddle right there and then. I didn't ride again until the saddle came in. So it may not feel "great" at first but it definitely makes things more comfy. I'll call it "never a pain". Disadvantages? It weighs a lot, at least compared to a carbon railed SLR.
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