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Originally Posted by Shimagnolo
Who does the saddle rebuilds?
The same company that makes the saddles. It's a leather crafting company in Wisconsin -- you go to Selle An-Atomica's website, you "purchase" a rebuild, and then you put the receipt and your saddle in a box and mail it off to Wisconsin. They promise a one-week turnaround. The cost was $75 for the rebuild and then I spent $12 on priority shipping.

I have mixed feelings about this -- I love the Selle An-Atomica saddle, and I had about 7,000 miles on it when it suddenly stretched a bunch (it has 7,500 or so, now). I had to tighten the tightening screw all the way to the end, so I figured it was only a matter of time before the leather needed replacing, and I didn't want it to fail on a ride. So I'm a little peeved that I have to have it rebuilt, but maybe 7,500 miles under my not-so-tiny-butt is all one can reasonably expect.
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