Giddy Up! Bike Seat - Comfortable Bike Saddle for Exercise and Road Bicycle with LED - Wide Padded Bicycle Saddle for Peloton - Replacement Comfort Bicycle Seat Cushion

Tried several other seats from Amazon – gel leaked out or seat springs failed. The Giddy Up! was my 3rd try. And the integral red LED lights under the back side of the seat are a nice feature. I’ve found the seat to be fairly comfortable (male, 170 lbs) with respect to its size. Yeah, you could buy a bigger seat with more padding, but those look like they should be on a tractor, not a bike.However, due to my occasional carelessness when wrangling the bike in/out of my car, I’ve turned on the lights by mistake. I never intentionally ride at night, so it’s possible to not know the lights are on until later. This means the coin battery is going to run down sooner than you want it to.Replacing the battery is tricky. Your best bet is to have the bike upside down on a table so you can easily get to the battery cover and its 4 screws. And you’ll need a tiny 000 Phillips screwdriver to do this. And if you drop one of the screws and can’t find it (like I did), the lights won’t work because you need the pressure of all 4 screws tightened to make the battery contact.And one wonders how many cycles of removing & tightening these tiny screws will happen before they’re stripped out. So anyone who commutes or rides regularly at night will be replacing the battery more often than daytime riders.Maybe I can figure out some kludge (like adding a piece of cardboard) that will push the battery contact down enough to make the lights work until I can order an assortment of micro screws. So be careful with the screws – use tweezers to handle them. And having a magnetic pickup tool can help when a dropped screw disappears into the pile of your carpet or your messy workshop floor.

very nice high quality built seat. very comfortable when riding on seat properly. not good for mountain biking. you lean forward on a mountain bike and the seat does not feel like it supports you. suspension under seat is real good long as you are riding upright. good for cruiser bikes or trikes. you will find yourself sliding off seat or feeling like seat is not stable if you try to sit forward on it like a mt bike. still good seat if used properly.

I started with the seat from the manufacturer and after the first four rides I gave up and switched to this seat.The width help with my tail bone and back. The pressure is more evenly distributed and makes riding 20 miles enjoyable!The seat is well padded and should fit most bike stems.Tools were provided also to make the switch even easier.

I'm a 77 year old E bike rider and have tried 4 different bike seats in order to help ease the pain in my back when riding. The only seat that has helped and provided a comfortable ride is the Giddy Up seat. I would highly recommend this seat for anyone who enjoys riding but is somewhat restricted because of back problems.

I purchased the 'Outdoor Comfort with LED' model. I decided to replace the stock seat that came with my street/mountain bike. That seat was tolerable but not anything where I could say it was comfortable. So I got this one that offers more seating area and softness. Nice improvement. Seat is built solidly.What I don't like about the seat is the absolutely poor design of the battery compartment for the LED light. I wasn't sure if the batteries in the seat were going bad so I decided to replace. My advice... don't bother unless you are in a masochistic mood. I don't know why things get designed so poorly. But if you ever take on this endeavor, here's some advice....1) Remove the seat. You know the one that you carefully adjusted to get just the right height and angle. Or tip over the bike so as to work on an inverted seat.2) Have tweezers! You will need it to put back the four-small 1/16"-diameter x 3/16"-length screws that are difficult to hold (and good luck finding if you should drop one). Maybe smaller fingered people can handle them, but they are small.3) Have two-CR2032 replacement batteries. Surprise! It uses two of them.4) If you happen to drop a battery or screw in the vicinity of the battery compartment, it may disappear like Houdini. You may search and wonder where did it go? That is why removing the seat comes in handy. Before giving up, shake your seat. If you hear something jingling, then the item fell through the opening between the battery compartment and the seat underside. Carefully shake and you should be able to finally get the item out.5) If all goes well (don't forget those tweezers), you will eventually get those batteries replaced but wonder why you haven't instead been out riding for the past 1/2-hour. After all, changing batteries should only take a few minutes tops, right?Bottom line, it has to be one of the poorest battery compartment designs for battery replacement. Way too difficult. Should be much simplified (perhaps a 1-screw design?) and easily accessible while seat is on the bike. I don't know how these designs are allowed to pass initial product evaluation.

Replace my small bike seat this one. Very comfortable. IT is very wide. I only have a 34" waist and not a very big butt so it is wider than what I needed but it was very comfortable to sit on. Much better than the small seat that I was using before. The reflector that come with it is not very useful since I can't figure how to attach it and keep it in place as I ride.

So far is the comfort

Superior comfort for this boney butt of mine. It definently enhanced the enjoyment of my ebike rides.

Por un comentario que leí me anime a comprarlo aunque se me hacía costoso, sin embargo la experiencia de comodidad que he recibido de este asiento es super, se amolda a tu cuerpo y deje de sufrir. MARAVILLOSO.

I knew as soon as l sat on it, that it was perfect for me. Did a 31km ride and was super happy.

Delivery was quick and the install onto my bike was easy and took about 5 minutes. Once I got the adjustments done it was a very comfy ride on my e-bike. A great improvement over the original seat. The only thing is that in the description it says that there is an L.E.D. light on the back of the seat, there is not. Getting another to put on my wife's e-bike.

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This is the most comfortable bicycle seat I have ever sat on and I weigh 210lbs so far no problems whatsoever