I have a saddle on my tourer which I like very much, but being a Brooks,
it is evolving away from my butt-shape. Can anyone give advice or
links, other than the google stuff? I really want to salvage this.
BT
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Bill Taylor said:
I have a saddle on my tourer which I like very much, but being a Brooks,
it is evolving away from my butt-shape. Can anyone give advice or
links, other than the google stuff? I really want to salvage this.
BTDear Bill,
You can browse through some Brooks and lacing threads here:
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.tech/search?q=brooks+lacing&start=0&scoring=d&
Cheers,
Carl Fogel
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Bill Taylor said:
I have a saddle on my tourer which I like very much, but being a Brooks,
it is evolving away from my butt-shape. Can anyone give advice or
links, other than the google stuff? I really want to salvage this.
BTHave you adjusted the feared tension nut? Do it slowly, start with
maybe half a turn.Lacing's also an option, it's easiest to make holes with a drill and a
small bit. -
Bill Taylor said:
I have a saddle on my tourer which I like very much, but being a Brooks,
it is evolving away from my butt-shape. Can anyone give advice or
links, other than the google stuff? I really want to salvage this.Some riders lace the bottom to give a bit more life to a swayback Brooks.
Another view is that, like leather shoes, they eventually just wear out.
A new one offers a higher firmer position and the opportunity to get a
'do over' without so much moisture next time.
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Andrew Muzi
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Bill Taylor said:
I have a saddle on my tourer which I like very much, but being a Brooks,
it is evolving away from my butt-shape. Can anyone give advice or
links, other than the google stuff? I really want to salvage this.landotter said:
Have you adjusted the feared tension nut? Do it slowly, start with
maybe half a turn.
Lacing's also an option, it's easiest to make holes with a drill and a
small bit.Or a leather punch. Or a mudguard punch.
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Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971 -
A Muzi said:
Quoted message said:
Bill Taylor said:
I have a saddle on my tourer which I like very much, but being a Brooks,
it is evolving away from my butt-shape. Can anyone give advice or
links, other than the google stuff? I really want to salvage this.landotter said:
Have you adjusted the feared tension nut? Do it slowly, start with
maybe half a turn.
Lacing's also an option, it's easiest to make holes with a drill and a
small bit.Quoted message said:
Or a mudguard punch.
Kept next to the mackerel verniers, I suppose?
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A Muzi said:
Quoted message said:
Bill Taylor said:
I have a saddle on my tourer which I like very much, but being a Brooks,
it is evolving away from my butt-shape. Can anyone give advice or
links, other than the google stuff? I really want to salvage this.landotter said:
Have you adjusted the feared tension nut? Do it slowly, start with
maybe half a turn.
Lacing's also an option, it's easiest to make holes with a drill and a
small bit.Quoted message said:
Or a mudguard punch.
Kept next to the mackerel verniers, I suppose?
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