Save your butt! This padded bike seat has 11,000 glowing Amazon reviews — and it's on sale!

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Save your butt and save some money. (Photo: Amazon)

If you've ever ridden on an uncomfortable bike seat, you know it — or rather, your sore butt and lower back lets you know it. But you're not doomed to suffer every time you hop on your bike: You can simply add on a new seat.

Right now, Amazon has got your back (and butt) covered with a mega sale on top-rated bike seats from Bikeroo for up to 52 percent off! That includes this oversized seat It's specially designed to keep you comfortable in the saddle, making sore butts after biking a thing of the past. And right now you can get the Bikeroo seat for just $35, down from $45!

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

$35 $45 at Amazon

There are so many elements that make the Bikeroo seat a must-have for your bike. It has extra padding, an ergonomic design and gel cushion engineering to support your tush. A dual steel spring suspension helps divide the pressure from bumps in the road.

It's even specially designed to help you avoid lower back pain by properly distributing pressure. The seat also features an extra wide construction to help support a larger surface area of your butt than smaller saddles.

Don't worry about the Bikeroo seat working with your bike — it has a universal fit thanks to a dual rail mount with saddle adapter.

Gel cushioning makes this incredibly comfortable. (Photo: Amazon)
Gel cushioning makes this incredibly comfortable. (Photo: Amazon)

You even get bonus accessories with this seat: a waterproof bicycle cover, easy-to-use tools to mount it and the universal bicycle seat adapter, all for 35 bucks!

Amazon reviewers rave about how comfortable the Bikeroo seat is. "This seat is great! Cushy, with bounce and enough give that you don't feel like someone kicked you in the crotch when you are done riding," said a satisfied shopper. "I have a really big butt. This seat is big enough to accommodate. It's bigger than the old style saddle seats and much cushier. If you are looking for a replacement for the torture device your bike came with, I recommend one, especially if you have a large posterior."

Another happy shopper said they struggled to go even three miles on their normal bike seat because of how much it hurt their butt. So, they tried the Bikeroo. "After putting it on my bike, I went for a five-mile ride to see how comfortable it was. I had no trouble sitting on the seat, it was that comfortable," they said.

A fellow fan called the Bikeroo, "simply the best seat available on the market."

Want to do your rear end a favor and save money in the process? Act fast — this sale is only for today!

$35 $45 at Amazon

If you want added cushioning, this Bikeroo Padded Gel Wide Adjustable Cover is on mega sale as well. It can fit over most bike seats — including wide seats. It also made with non-slip fabric to prevent sliding — and with 9,000 five-star reviews, you know customers love it.

One happy customer even uses it on a Peloton. "While it while not be immediately evident, in time your keister will get quite used to the extra comfort that this seat pad provides," he recommends. "It fits perfectly on the Peloton seat and secures itself with a locking drawstring that makes certain that the seat padding does not move during your ride....This is a well crafted plush seat that will undoubtedly make your Peloton rides more comfortable."

A little extra padding for a smooth ride. (Photo: Amazon)
A little extra padding for a smooth ride. (Photo: Amazon)

$19 $39 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

 

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