Saddle Stuhl form Tune.de (opinion needed)
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Hi everyone,
I just fall in love with the saddle Stuhl from Tune.de, this one, .
Thing is that i have a Focus Izalco Max 2014, all black/grey and original small yellow stripes. How bad could it look?! Point of this is dropping weight and get something differente/funny.
Opinions photos of the saddle on bikes would be appreciated
Cheers to everyone
I just fall in love with the saddle Stuhl from Tune.de, this one, .
Thing is that i have a Focus Izalco Max 2014, all black/grey and original small yellow stripes. How bad could it look?! Point of this is dropping weight and get something differente/funny.
Opinions photos of the saddle on bikes would be appreciated
Cheers to everyone
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Couldn't find any clear shots of it. Instagram or anywhere..
Just this on google images:
Think it looks class, but maybe that's in isolation. Plain coloured frame will definitely work from a design perspective.
But whether you'll love it after a few days is harder to tell
Just this on google images:
Think it looks class, but maybe that's in isolation. Plain coloured frame will definitely work from a design perspective.
But whether you'll love it after a few days is harder to tell
Get a "stickerbomb" car vinyl off ebay and make one yourself. With a hairdryer, you can make the vinly comform to almost any shape.
Last edited by Marin on Fri Sep 23, 2016 11:51 am, edited 1 time in total.
Looks like a Komm Vor without the leather bit in the back.... Its a work of art and not really made to conform with any frame if thats your biggest concern. While the saddle has a gloss coat, it won't stay that way after 1000km's of riding.
I personally like the saddle but the choice is yours.
Fwiw, its one of the best saddles I've ever ridden
I personally like the saddle but the choice is yours.
Fwiw, its one of the best saddles I've ever ridden
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Jimaizumi, you think the clear wont last long to protect the "stickers", or is just gonna lose a bit of the gloss, 1000k is just a bit more than 2weeks
Good idea Marin, i will try that on my current saddle!
Thanks for the everyone for the help
Good idea Marin, i will try that on my current saddle!
Thanks for the everyone for the help
UncleJohn wrote:Jimaizumi, you think the clear wont last long to protect the "stickers", or is just gonna lose a bit of the gloss, 1000k is just a bit more than 2weeks
Good idea Marin, i will try that on my current saddle!
Thanks for the everyone for the help
My old Komm Vor Plus saddle went from a deep shiny gloss to a an "in between" matte and completely put me off from buying any Tune saddles in the future. While I dont think this will be so evident on the white saddle, and I dont think it will affect the graphics underneath, it just doesnt make sense to shell out so much money for less than perfect craftsmanship.
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THE PRESENT: 2016 Colnago C60 ST01, 2017 Wilier Cento 10 Ramato, Cinelli Gazetta
THE FUTURE:
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It's really cool, I like it a lot!! Only two worries though:
1. These types of patterns are starting to appear everywhere. Soon everybody will have saddles, shoes, even entire frames and whatnot in such schemes, along with full face beards and knee high socks. Then it's not fun and unique anymore, just plain boring and mainstream.
2. On most full carbon saddles the edges are razor sharp and do a very good job chewing your bibs into pieces. Does anyone know how the edges are on this saddle? Are they sharp and bib-unfriendly, or are they rounded off?
1. These types of patterns are starting to appear everywhere. Soon everybody will have saddles, shoes, even entire frames and whatnot in such schemes, along with full face beards and knee high socks. Then it's not fun and unique anymore, just plain boring and mainstream.
2. On most full carbon saddles the edges are razor sharp and do a very good job chewing your bibs into pieces. Does anyone know how the edges are on this saddle? Are they sharp and bib-unfriendly, or are they rounded off?
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