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And the Turbo from Selle Italia too. Ordered me a Regal over two weeks ago from Ribble. Still waiting though 
Almost got the Concor, but wanted to try a wider saddle than I currently have.
My carbon footprint has cleats
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Some of those older saddles fit many butts ok. I remember having to ride home standing after mounting Lances fav, the Concor lite. That was the most uncomfortable one I ever used. Now, the Regal was one I used for many years, to me one of the best looking plastic shell saddles ever made. I used the Rolls for a bit before going back to the Regal. Never had the chance to try the standard Concor.
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Old, slow, and fat.
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I have a Turbomatic 4. Used to ride and love the Turbomatic 2. They're NOT the same saddle any more.
My other 2 bikes have Regals on em. Looking to try the Regale next
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I've moved back to NoVA. PLEASE change the weather!
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I can only wish that they bring back the Squadra....it's the most comfortable saddle I've ever sat on. Of course it's not a "classic" so......
Four wheels move your body, two wheels move your soul.
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I have one sitting around if you need it.
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I have the Regal on my commuter and a Concor put aside for my retro merckx - maybe I should invest in a Rolls to complete the Selle San Marco triumvirate
dulce et decorum est pro velo mori
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 Originally Posted by PRB
I can only wish that they bring back the Squadra....it's the most comfortable saddle I've ever sat on. Of course it's not a "classic" so......
To me that was the best saddle San Marco ever made.
My last 2 are on bikes I alternate riding daily; don't know what I'll replace them with.
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Needs new heart and legs
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 Originally Posted by High Gear
I have one sitting around if you need it.
If you're looking to sell it I'd definitely be interested.
 Originally Posted by J24
My last 2 are on bikes I alternate riding daily; don't know what I'll replace them with.
Sometimes you can get lucky....I bought a NOS one not too long ago for $50.
Four wheels move your body, two wheels move your soul.
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I'll look for it tonight. I can send you a photo too if you like. I'll PM you this evening when I find it.
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 Originally Posted by High Gear
I'll look for it tonight. I can send you a photo too if you like. I'll PM you this evening when I find it.
Let me know if PRB decides he's not interested
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 Originally Posted by J24
Let me know if PRB decides he's not interested
Will do.
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Just mounted my Regal on my BMC last night. Originally was going to put it on my retro Trek build, but thought I'd give it a try first. I really like the look of the Concur more, but heard a lot more good things about the Regal. If I love the Regal, I might order a Concur eventually for the retro build, but it's getting my generic Aliante for now.
My carbon footprint has cleats
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Be aware that the retro remakes are the same shape, same plastic mold as the originals. However, where they differ is in the materials. I have 2 Rolls and 1 Regal that are authentic 1990-91 era saddles with real leather and hefty padding material. I have had a modern Regal as well, and the material is cheaper, it was thin synthetic material and hardly any padding underneath. I compared it directly to the original. I can't confirm if the remake Rolls are the same. I bought the two Rolls NOS for roughly the same price as a brand new one.
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Regal Girardi's do have more padding than the new models, but the new models aren't bad at all, just need more attention paid to the setup, IME.
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 Originally Posted by MShaw
I have a Turbomatic 4. Used to ride and love the Turbomatic 2. They're NOT the same saddle any more.
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Turbomatic 2 was great.
I am glad to have one NOS for spare, waiting for the correct bike.
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