Noseless Bicycle Seats


Since the time there have been bicycles, there is one component, which has taken the focus of many who ride them. Well, some bike riders call it a seat while the cyclists refer to it as the saddle. Whatever one may call it, it has always been the most attention gaining part of a bicycle. It has often been blamed for problems that it doesn't cause as also it has been often overlooked for those it does. Of late, bicycle seats have been under attack for causing everything from back problems to impotence. Various recent studies seem to indicate that cycling could lead to impotence in males. Some people seem to suggest that noseless bicycle seats may be an answer to solve the problem of impotence. We shall discuss this and more in detail in this article.

The Details About Noseless Bicycle Seats

Noseless bicycle seats are presumed to be "safer" as body weight is supported only on the sit bones as also because there is no narrow nose than can press into the “sensitive area” of both males and females. This thought has made some riders interested in noseless seats for health reasons. There are others, which are seeking noseless bicycle seats for more comfort. However the seat look very odd and many riders wouldn't put such an odd-looking thing on their bike, no matter how well it functioned. Also the fact remains that noseless seats have been around in market for more than a decade and without much acceptance from customers.

Some people claim that they feel like pedaling a bike while sitting on a soccer ball when sitting on noseless seats. Noseless bicycle seats make a bike tipsy, particularly when one is reaching down for any reason, like to grab a water bottle or for adjusting a shoe strap. This is because there is nothing between the thighs, to slide forward on. However there are people who vouch for noseless seats and the debate continues.

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