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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MCML" data-source="post: 629536" data-attributes="member: 75">FWIW, I bought my Bill Mayer seat more than five years ago.  I remember that, when I first got it, one thing or another just didn't seem perfect.  I slid a bit forward, the angle of my back could be better, maybe the sculpting could be deeper - or less deep.  Then I started to notice that on long rides I was the only one in the group not complaining about their seat (or their seat).  I came to realize that what I was doing was sort of what we all do with our teeth during the week before our dental check ups!  Fixating.  I kept the seat.  Earlier this summer I took a 10,000 mile excursion.  No complaints about the seat.A Long Distance Seat?  Well, since it seems to be teed up - You Bet Your Ass it is.</blockquote>