Originally Posted by
noglider
Most of the Brooks Pro and B17 saddles I see have their noses up a bit. That's how mine always is. Maybe my pubic bone is high? Hmm, this reminds me that I made a
phony blog about this in 2013. Maybe I'm obsessed with crotches.
I tend to go no more than 1 to 3 degrees nose up on the Pros, depending on how they've broken in. The B17's are somewhat of a wildcard. They can be set either way and broken in for either purpose, really. The sprung B.66 (a.k.a. the B.66/67 Champion these days) is a perfect testament to that.
Originally Posted by
noglider
@
cudak888, what is illegal about that white bike for track use? The handlebars look legal.
The pedals and flip-flop straps.
-Kurt