Ok so my friend was over for dinner and he was looking at one of my old bikes, and he said that my saddle was extremely rare now. So i took it off and went on Amazon and Ebay and saw pretty much the same saddle going for like $200 NEW so i was like holy poop!.

anyways, its a Brooks Professional S, and i was just wondering what you guys think i could get for this. Its quite older than the ones on Ebay and in worse condition. here are the links, tell me what you guys think


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It's seen better days, so getting $200 might be tough. However, install and enjoy. It'll be the most comfortable saddle you've ever ridden.

The 'S' model was manufactured as a women's saddle, so that'll hurt resale a bit, too.

The "S" means it's a ladies' saddle. They sell for way less than $200 new.

it Is very comfy and anyways, do you guys think i could still get like $50 for it?

Probably, but will you be able to find a comfortable replacement for $50? I'd say if you like it and can use it, keep it!

lol well its just heavy and it was on a really old girls pacific mountain bike i got from a junk day for free. I bought the saddle at a town garage sale for $8 and just slapped it on that bike. it didnt even go with the bike just looked retro and so it stuck. I would put it on my roadbike but the seat on that already goes with it. and its too heavy for my fixie plus it doesnt go with the scheme. i dont even ride the old pacific anymore so i dont think it worthy of this seat. so should i put it up on ebay, craigslist, or amazon?

Considering a saddle to match the comfort of that would cost you around $100+ - be a MAN. Ride a women's saddle. We can discuss a cycling-purse to match your shoes later...

Too heavy for your fixed gear?? You are already saving weight without gears and possibly brakes, so whats a few grams in the saddle matter? I can understand the aesthetic argument though.