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Brooks B67

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  1. Just got a B67. My seatpost is, I think, a "microadjust" - clamps two
    rails between two plates, which can rotate against a serrated edge.
    Similar to this:
    http://www.rutlandcycling.com/productimages/fullsize/next%20seatpost.jpg

    So, my question is, is this suitable for the B67? Do I just clamp it
    round the lower rails as with my current saddle?

    R.

  2. Richard said:

    Just got a B67. My seatpost is, I think, a "microadjust" - clamps two
    rails between two plates, which can rotate against a serrated edge.
    Similar to this:
    http://www.rutlandcycling.com/productimages/fullsize/next%20seatpost.jpg

    So, my question is, is this suitable for the B67? Do I just clamp it
    round the lower rails as with my current saddle?

    The B67 should only have a single set of rails, and they should fit in a
    micro-adjust no problem. If you've got 2 pairs of rails you've got a
    B66 which needs a separate clamp and a plain seatpost.

    Pete.
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  3. Peter Clinch said:

    The B67 should only have a single set of rails, and they should fit in a
    micro-adjust no problem. If you've got 2 pairs of rails you've got a
    B66 which needs a separate clamp and a plain seatpost.

    Pete.

    or a sandwich (www.m-gineering.nl/twinrail.jpg) and a longer bolt

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    Marten Gerritsen

    INFOapestaartjeM-GINEERINGpuntNL
    www.m-gineering.nl

  4. M-gineering said:
    Peter Clinch said:

    The B67 should only have a single set of rails, and they should fit
    in a micro-adjust no problem. If you've got 2 pairs of rails you've
    got a B66 which needs a separate clamp and a plain seatpost.

    or a sandwich (www.m-gineering.nl/twinrail.jpg) and a longer bolt

    St John Street Cycles had these last time I looked.

    ~PB

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