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	Schlecks to quit Saxo Bank team Tour de France runner-up Andy Schleck and brother Frank are to leave the Saxo Bank team and plan to join a new Luxembourg-based outfit. BBC Radio 5 live Cycling on Twitter The latest Tour gossip (external site) Rebellin loses drug case appeal Italian cyclist Davide Rebellin loses his appeal against being stripped of the silver medal he won in the road race at Beijing Olympics in 2008. Cyclist impressed by Olympic Park Cornish-based cyclist Wendy Houvenaghel says visiting the Olympic velodrome in London has given her extra motivation to ahead of the 2012 Games. Contador & Astana to part company Tour de France winner Alberto Contador will leave Astana at the end of this season after turning down the offer of a new deal. Sky's Downing triumphs in Belgium Team Sky's Russell Downing sprints to victory in the final stage of the Tour de Wallonie to secure overall victory. Wiggins to end his season early Bradley Wiggins will not ride for England at the Commonwealth Games after deciding to end his season in September. Killeen aims to peak at 2012 Games Malvern mountain biking medal hopeful Liam Killeen is happy with his current form and believes he is on track to peak at the 2012 London Olympics. Contador relief over Tour victory Alberto Contador expresses relief at clinching his third Tour de France victory despite not finding his best form. Armstrong retires for second time Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong is to retire from cycling for a second time. Contador seals third Tour de France victory Alberto Contador seals his third Tour de France title in four years as Mark Cavendish sprints to victory on the final stage in Paris for the second successive year. Tour de France Tour of Britain Team Sky Team HTC-Columbia

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Getting The Right Bicycle Seat
By Alastair Hamilton -
It takes only one ride on the wrong bicycle seat to demonstrate irrefutably that a good bicycle seat is paramount to regular bicycle riding.Even the shortest, smoothest ride can be painful and joyless if your bicycle has a bad seat on it.

What differentiates a good seat from a bad seat?It will differ between any two people, and it will differ especially between men and women.Our anatomies in the lower torso are made for strikingly different purposes, and it's pretty safe to venture that none of them include bike riding!Truth be told, the perfect bicycle seat has not yet been marketed.There are, however, some seats that are markedly better than others.

The biggest mistake made by occasional riders, particularly the elderly, is to opt for a bicycle seat that is bigger and better cushioned.Stop right there.Bigger seats are the wrong way to go, for anyone.Bigger seats increase friction and contact.All they will do is to broaden the area of your discomfort.Go for a smaller seat.The aim is to decrease the contact area between your derriere and the bicycle seat, not increase it!

As for cushioning, here you have some leeway.There are some very comfortable, stream-lined bicycle seats out there now, especially those made with the bumps of mountain bike riding in mind, or for the hybrid bicycles so popular with urban riders.Here, you can combine a svelte seat with some very nice and unobtrusive cushioning that will be positioned right where you need it: under your right and left buttocks' contact points.There is absolutely no good reason to have cushioning under your entire derriere.

Today, there are a lot of bicycle seat designs intended to account for the anatomical differences in men and women.The most important is that the flare of a woman's seat

Schlecks to quit Saxo Bank team
Tour de France runner-up Andy Schleck and brother Frank are to leave the Saxo Bank team and plan to join a new Luxembourg-based outfit.
BBC Radio 5 live Cycling on Twitter
The latest Tour gossip (external site)
Rebellin loses drug case appeal
Italian cyclist Davide Rebellin loses his appeal against being stripped of the silver medal he won in the road race at Beijing Olympics in 2008.
Cyclist impressed by Olympic Park
Cornish-based cyclist Wendy Houvenaghel says visiting the Olympic velodrome in London has given her extra motivation to ahead of the 2012 Games.
Contador & Astana to part company
Tour de France winner Alberto Contador will leave Astana at the end of this season after turning down the offer of a new deal.
Sky's Downing triumphs in Belgium
Team Sky's Russell Downing sprints to victory in the final stage of the Tour de Wallonie to secure overall victory.
Wiggins to end his season early
Bradley Wiggins will not ride for England at the Commonwealth Games after deciding to end his season in September.
Killeen aims to peak at 2012 Games
Malvern mountain biking medal hopeful Liam Killeen is happy with his current form and believes he is on track to peak at the 2012 London Olympics.
Contador relief over Tour victory
Alberto Contador expresses relief at clinching his third Tour de France victory despite not finding his best form.
Armstrong retires for second time
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong is to retire from cycling for a second time.
Contador seals third Tour de France victory
Alberto Contador seals his third Tour de France title in four years as Mark Cavendish sprints to victory on the final stage in Paris for the second successive year.
Tour de France

Tour of Britain

Team Sky

Team HTC-Columbia

is just a little bit wider to allow those contact points and their cushioning to hit where a woman's anatomy requires it, but there are also bicycle seats made with various openings in the middle to decrease painful prolonged contact with male or female genitalia.

Whatever you decide might be a good option for you, try out a bicycle seat before committing to purchase.Shop at a good bike shop.Their employees know a lot and most will allow you to return it if you need to take it home to try it on your own bike. You really can't know if it's right unless you try it.

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Alastair Hamilton writes regularly technical articles on road and mountain bikes to some online bike magazines. Find interesting reviews on bicycle seats at www.bike-cycling-reviews.com/bike-parts/bicycle-seats-saddles.html and about parts or components at www.bike-cycling-reviews.com/bike-parts/bicycle-parts.html

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