I have just bought a new Brooks saddle which I am led to believe will end up comfortable.
After riding for about twenty miles, I noticed that there is a very large impression of the left-side rails in the top.
When I turn the tensioning bolt three turns as suggested, the left-side rails are still touching the saddle when I am on it. For obvious reasons, I don't want to overtension it. Has anybody else had similar experiences, and what did you find?
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I have just bought a new Brooks saddle which I am led to believe will end up comfortable.
After riding for about twenty miles, I noticed that there is a very large impression of the left-side rails in the top.
When I turn the tensioning bolt three turns as suggested, the left-side rails are still touching the saddle when I am on it. For obvious reasons, I don't want to overtension it. Has anybody else had similar experiences, and what did you find?
-- Daniel Auger - [email hidden] (Please remove Granta to get a valid address.)
Daniel, I've got the saddle but not the problem. I'd suggest getting in touch directly with Brooks and querying them. You never know, they might swap it for a more symmetrical one ;-) Dave.
I've got the saddle but not the problem. I'd suggest getting in touch directly with Brooks and querying them. You never know, they might swap it for a more symmetrical one ;-)
Thanks! I spoke to the bike shop, and it turns out that they usually tension the saddles up a little bit in the shop. Will speak to them if it still seems a problem.
Thanks,
Daniel
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