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Brooks England Flyer Saddle - Honey

Brooks England Flyer Saddle - Honey

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Brooks England Flyer Saddle - Honey

A real leather saddle with tradition and understatement. The Brooks Flyer is a classic spring-loaded saddle, which is perfectly suited for long tours. Being a direct successor of the B66 Champion from the year 1927, the Flyer comes with the same saddle cover as the popular Brooks B17. However, the comfort of the successful model series is even further enhanced by the sprung stainless steel rails of this saddle.
Ideal conditions thus to become the favorite model of many touring riders.

Details:

  • Beautiful men’s leather saddle for longer tours and trips
  • Real leather adapts to your body shape (breaking in period required)
  • Visual upgrade through shiny steel rivets
  • Sprung saddle rails
  • Rails: stainless steel
  • Dimensions: approx. L 275 mm, W 175 mm, H 87 mm
  • Weight: approx. 860 g

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Excellent product, fast service, good price.

"I have a Brooks B17 on my touring bike with an eeSilk seatpost and I love the combination for comfortable long rides. I upgraded my older road bike with the Flyer. The bike has a retro frame and with the saddle’s honey color and exposed springs it looks pretty cool.. The seat springs make a big difference dealing with road shoulder cracks, potholes, gravel and debris without the expense of another eeSilk. A little bouncy. Cambria price was the best available online and they shipped the next day. No hassles or surprises."

John S. (5/5)

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