Originally Posted by
pluc
I can't stress this enough, it is very important that you adjust the saddle correctly (the overall riding position), otherwise it will probably hurt. This has been de facto for everyone I've recommended them to. I suggest you go on a long ride with your tools until you find the right position. I took me 2 hours to find the right spot, but I'm no expert in riding ergonomy. Make sure it's the ass bones that sit on it, not the perineum area.
I ride with my tools every day, 36 miles RT, and I continue to adjust it every couple of rides, even if only by a hair. I feel like I'm about as close as I can get to finding equilibrium, but the nose is pretty high. It definitely pressures my perineal nerve a bit.
Brooks are not dream come true, they are just better than anything else out there (maybe).