Viril seat

Abstract From the Canadian patent

A bicycle saddle that is adapted to accommodate man's genitals has an elevated and slightly, forwardly, downwardly inclined rear section. A lower horizontal narrower front section broadens, from a forward end rearwardly to the rear section and joins the elevated rear section along a, generally vertical plane forming an angle of 90° thus providing enough room to avoid contact of, the genitals with the lower front section. The saddle is supported by a structure fixed to a seat, post. As additional features a central cut-out located in the lower section aims at decreasing the, weight of the saddle and a slight concave groove located on the rear section and oriented along, the …