In the quest to find a comfy road saddle to suit my bum, i was considering setting up my turbo as a test mule to try & compare different saddles. I've always found changing saddles to be a bit footery to fit and get the right angle, especially ones with two bolts like thomsons, therefore a wee bit time consuming. So i'm looking for a 'quick' system that makes changing over the saddle easier. Any recommendations for a single bolt or quick and easy seatpost. Weight not important but price is.
Would buying a spare seatpost be easier for an easy compare and contrast?
SDG I-Beam would appear to offer a better option for you, though it limits the range of saddles available.
limits the range of saddles available.
…to pretty much zero, if you want something comfy, for road riding.
X-Lite Clikon if you can find one
Assuming you want a layback seat post any single bolt cheap seatpost will be the quickest solution. Should be able to get a kalloy for £10.
Just a note I don't tend to find the turbo to be truly reflective of road riding conditions for the bottom. it's not a bad way to test it but not fully reliable.