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Brooks England Classic B17 Leather Saddle - Narrow - Antique Brown

Brooks England Classic B17 Leather Saddle - Narrow - Antique Brown

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Brooks England Classic B17 Leather Saddle - Narrow - Antique Brown

 

The Brooks B17 Narrow bicycle saddle is, as the name suggests, the narrower version of the well-known and truly timeless Brooks B17 standard bicycle saddle; the narrow version is 24 mm smaller than the original model .
The Brooks B17 Narrow is therefore perfect for professional racers or sporty touring riders, and the Brooks B17 was the first choice for riders who want ultimate freedom of movement during their ride, which does not detract from the comfort of the saddle.

Specifications:

  • Brooks B17 Narrow Classic bend leather men's saddle
  • Material rails : steel, enamelled
  • Material - top : leather - Seat post: Can be mounted on a patented seat post
  • Dimensions: 275 x 151 x 65 mm (L x W x H)
  • Made in England
  • Weight: approx. 530 grams
  • Color: Antique Brown

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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"Really didn't require any break in, even at my weight (~120lbs), and the seating surface measures fairly narrow which is a good thing. After a few 80mi rides with no bibs, I have no chafe or other issues. It's just a bit finnicky to get the angle right so you're sitting on the sweet spot. It's certainly heavy at 510g, and you will feel the flex when putting the power down while seated. It's not bad per se rather than just alien and takes some getting used to. It should also be noted that this will put your further forward over the cranks unless you get a seatpost with more setback, something to keep in mind. I wouldn't anticipate much break in, if this isn't comfortable for you from day one, just get rid of it."

Landon G. (5/5)

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