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  1. #1
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    I would have no hesitations about buying a used Brooks saddle if it was in good condition.
    Lisa
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  2. #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lisa S.H. View Post
    I would have no hesitations about buying a used Brooks saddle if it was in good condition.
    Nope, not me, no way no how - having suffered through a century on my own saddle that was shaped by a different position on the bike.

    I put in too many hours on the saddle to be uncomfortable.

    V.
    Discipline is remembering what you want.


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  3. #3
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    Aug 2007
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    Update: I got my mitts on the saddle, did everything that Knotted advised and put the old Brooks on my commuter and set on an evening ride last night. It split apart before I even went a block, so game over. A shame, but the split really was huge - right through the entire leather and right on the nose of the saddle. But thanks for your help Knotted!

    OTOH I got some absolutely beautiful vintage Campag brakes from the Recyclery in San Rafael for $35... they're going on the fancy lightweight of mine

 

 

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