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Yes! But it's not friction soreness, just this uncomfortable soreness after hours in the saddle.
and I understand you do your resting stops to drink and eat, isn't it?
For most recreational rides, yes. I'll stop to eat/drink, take photos, etc.
But I'm training myself for endurance rides, which means stopping only to use the bathroom or for maybe one meal. The majority of eating and drinking is done on the bike to save time.
if you also train to not rest so much then it seems a fit issue, these distances on a folding are amazing to me