Thread: How's this for an off-road saddle?
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Old 11-09-07 | 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by BluesDawg
I'm convinced Stapfam never really means anything he says.

A Flyer makes a fine saddle for casual offroad riding.


I always mean every thing I say-

If you have a form of Brooks that works, then why try a different one?

My only real concern is that I have found that a different saddle is required for a road bike. Might be my butt- but I sit differently on the two types of Bikes and that does take a different saddle. I would hate for you to get another Brooks and find it didn't Work on the MTB so why not try the Reno saddle on the MTB. You will soon find out if you are going in the right direction. And don't do too many miles on the reno saddle on the MTB- just in case it puts a different shape to it.
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