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Brooks B17 Narrow - setback compared to Flite.

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  1. Rails on my current Flite are about 75mm long, saddle is ~140mm wide x
    280mm long. Brooks quotes the B17 narrow as having 65mm usable rails,
    saddle is 155mm wide x 280mm long.

    Since the saddles are the same length, I was wondering if anybody knows
    how the rails are situated underneath. I ride my current Flite about
    10mm forward (on my seatpost) of the front rail curve - see photo.
    Given the B17 narrows rail length, will I be able to get it far enough
    back?

    http://llatikcuf.home.comcast.net/setback.jpg

    Thanks for any help,

    -nate

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    Llatikcuf said:

    Rails on my current Flite are about 75mm long, saddle is ~140mm wide x
    280mm long. Brooks quotes the B17 narrow as having 65mm usable rails,
    saddle is 155mm wide x 280mm long.

    Since the saddles are the same length, I was wondering if anybody knows
    how the rails are situated underneath. I ride my current Flite about
    10mm forward (on my seatpost) of the front rail curve - see photo.
    Given the B17 narrows rail length, will I be able to get it far enough
    back?

    http://llatikcuf.home.comcast.net/setback.jpg

    Thanks for any help,

    -nate

    My B17 will not slide as far back as my Flite. My B17 is as far back as
    it will go, while my Flite still has some rail left. The B17 is on a
    Salsa Shaft, the Flite is on a Bontrager post. I don't know how
    different the seatpost setback is between them, so I can't say overall
    what the difference is.

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