Conventional wisdom is to go with the regular B-17 if you ride in a more upright position (bar tops at or near saddle height). That works for me.
Still, you might want to measure the center-to center distance between your "sit bones" (with the help of a really close friend, perhaps, or by sitting on something soft that will retain an impression, like maybe damp sand) and check the number against the dimensions of the saddle (the B-17 is 170mm wide, the Narrow is 155, for example; see the Flash site at
www.brookssaddles.com for specs).
RichC
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Training: 2002 Fuji Roubaix Pro (105 triple)
Commuting/Daytripping: 2001 Airborne Carpe Diem (Ultegra/XTR, touring wheels)
Commuting/Touring: 2000 Novara Randonee (Sora/Tiagra/LX, fenders, lights)