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Old 02-24-06 | 03:10 AM
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Originally Posted by wagathon
I got a pre-conditioned B17 last week from the Santa Fe NM bike shop that's on a thread here. After about 3 mink oil treatments and folding in the wings, it looks like a saddle that's ready for action. There's a lot of spring in it and that leather is thick.
Do you happen to know that link to SFBike shop? I called them to order a B-67 and they didn't know that those were on the sale list. Gave it to me for 64.99 anyway. Nice of them. Gene or Phil are the guys there. I told them I would try to come up with that reference but now I can't find it.
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Old 02-24-06 | 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by jens5
It in fact does. Have been riding a B-17 Champion Special (lg.rivets) for about a 1000 miles now and although my ass loves it, the 3 holes are IMO, a source of friction.

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You gotta be ****ing kidding me.

I mean MAYBE--MAYBE-- if you were perched with one foot on a pedal and the back of the other knee on the the area with the three holes would you notice. But you wouldn't get very far like this.


Or maybe I'm wrong. But if you've got enough pressure on that area to notice those tiny holes... you've done 1K mikes and no numbness?
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Old 03-13-06 | 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by jcm
Do you happen to know that link to SFBike shop? I called them to order a B-67 and they didn't know that those were on the sale list. Gave it to me for 64.99 anyway. Nice of them. Gene or Phil are the guys there. I told them I would try to come up with that reference but now I can't find it.
We've had Brooks Saddles on board since we opened shop in January of last year, but only recently we decided to get really serious about moving them. We really love selling Brooks Saddles. Our February sale is over, but we are keeping prices very low anyway, essentially a forever sale. It's impractical for a small shop to have all on inventory, but we have ready access to all Brooks saddles in current production.

https://www.sfbikes.com/brooksaddlesforeversale.htm

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Old 03-13-06 | 09:53 PM
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Ehem...Team Pro!. I know, it takes longer to brake in (twice as much, I guess) and it isn't comfy just out of the box, but after a couple of years it has become more like a sofa to me, even more than my two other B-17's.
I completely agree: Team Pro
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Old 03-14-06 | 02:38 AM
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Originally Posted by wpflem
We've had Brooks Saddles on board since we opened shop in January of last year, but only recently we decided to get really serious about moving them. We really love selling Brooks Saddles. Our February sale is over, but we are keeping prices very low anyway, essentially a forever sale. It's impractical for a small shop to have all on inventory, but we have ready access to all Brooks saddles in current production.

https://www.sfbikes.com/brooksaddlesforeversale.htm

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Hi Phil,
I just ordered my second B-67 from Gene this morning. Looking forward to it. Thanks again.

John in Everett, WA.
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Old 03-14-06 | 07:11 AM
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I have a B17 Champion special that has 3 large holes (vents, I suppose). I dont notice then at all. The edges are chamfered.
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Old 03-14-06 | 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by FXjohn
The springs look cool.

Did you ever see the brooks with springs in front AND back...no one ever talks about them..seems like they'd ride nice.
In conjunction with jcm's post a little below this one, I was wondering what you folks thought of the B73. I've had my eye on it, but my experience with coiled-suspensioned seats only goes as far as the electra cruiser seat that came with my Electra Classic (see below).

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