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Old 12-11-22 | 06:37 AM
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Bikes: '84 Colnago Super; '90 Bridgestone MB-1; '81 Trek 930; '01 Cinelli Supercorsa; '62 Ideor Asso; '87 Tommasini Super Prestige; '13 Lynskey R2300; '84 Serotta Nova Special; '94 Litespeed Catalyst; etc.

IMO you'd be vastly better off acquiring an old saddle frame, or a saddle with broken leather (but an intact frame), then refurbishing as you propose. This assumes that you don't have access to CNC machining and/or metal bending services.
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