Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Has anyone had a problem fitting this seat on an existing seat post?  The bracket seems much too small. Thanks to all who replied.  I determined that the problem was that my "cross" bike has a 26.6mm seat post, and the seat bracket is built for a 7/8" post.  Didn't know to look for that. I'm disappointed that neither the seller nor Amazon warned of that, as a little on-line research indicated that is  not an uncommon problem.  I've returned the seat.
Document: I rode on this for a short distance, it is totally unsuitable for me, I cannot understand how anyone could possibly tolerate Lycra in their bike seat, and it is being returned to Amazon.Obviously, not everyone has my same experience.I don't know what to recommend to you.I guess you could try Lycra (as a seat cover material) and determine how you like it.
I'm a bigger guy who has had quite a few saddles on my bike. This has been the best saddle I've ever owned. It will only feel better as I get lighter I suspect. 26 miles in 2 days and no bum soreness at all. A must have for any male. It also looks stylish. My wife has a very comfortable Bell brand saddle, but it does not look like a young mans saddle.
My wife and I have begun taking 15-25 mile bike rides on paved trails. I have an older (Hardrock Specialized) non-suspension mountain bike and after 5-10 miles the stock seat became very uncomfortable. After reading a number of reviews I decided to try this seat and I've found it be be a big improvement! I'm not sure how much good the springs do as they seem very stiff, but between them and the gel padding I can now go 20+ miles with little to no discomfort.
Within the first five miles of riding my bike's stock seat, I knew it had to go. So in a fit of sore-backsidedness, I looked though the available options on Amazon and purchased this seat. I am very happy. This seat has been much softer to ride on, and does a great job absorbing road bumps.Based on other reviews and looking at the materials, I'm a little concerned about getting it wet.
Comfort is very subjective,  but for me this seat offers much more comfort than the stock seat on my Diamondback Overdrive. I will update this post and star rating after a few weeks/months of use. I have some concerns about the durability of the plastic frame and the fabric seems a bit thin to me. Time will tell.
This seat serves its purpose pretty well. I've been putting in some miles this summer training for a mini triathalon.Pros: Fairly comfortable-no discomfort in the bits.Cons: Wide back end on the seat. I didn't know much about it when I bought it, but if I had the choice to do it over again, I would get a skinnier seat (in the back).
I'm a guy and this seat is way more comfortable for cruising than my last one. After a long ride, I only feel a little tenderness inside my upper thigh. Otherwise, a very comfortable seat.The underside bracket connecting seat to clamp is plastic. (And coincidentally has a large loop for me to run my cable though the seat so that someone doesn't walk by and quick-release my seat away!
I expect to be on my bike for a number of hours that day and I have high hopes for my tail bone.It is important to note that this saddle comes ready to mount on a pillar style post.Thanks to Cloud 9 for putting the joy back in my bike riding!
I returned it because the seat is uncomfortable dont get mislead by the &#34;Comfort&#34; in the title. Spend a little more and get a better seat it does make the most contact with you when you are on your bike besides the handle bar grips.
But I've gotten too old to spend much time on a smaller, lighter saddle. My old one wore out and I thought i'd try the Sunlite Cloud 9 because the price was quite reasonable and I was hoping for something a little softer and more forgiving underneath me. So far, this saddle does the trick. The contours of the saddle spread the body weight evenly and the cutouts on it remove some pressure from the tender parts. The gel does add comfort without making the ride sloppy.
Answer: no