Brooks Saddles B67 Bicycle Saddle (Men's)

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Product Features

• Classically Sprung Saddle
• Single Rails that Attach to Modern Micro-Adjust Seat Pillars
• Made for Leisurely Type of Cycling
• Rear Part of the Saddle is Wider
• Tubular Steel Rivets

Product Description

Brooks Saddles B67 is the modern version of the B66 model, first featured in the 1927 catalogue. Classically sprung for supreme comfort, the B67 features single rails for attachment to modern micro-adjust seat pillars. The honey leather saddle features tubular steel rivets, and weighs 850 grams.

Product Details

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• ASIN: B000I0V0JM
• Item model number: B427HSA07203
• Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #53,561 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)

Customer Reviews

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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Best saddle for upright riding, July 17, 2009

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Island Tractor (Boston, MA USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Brooks Saddles B67 Bicycle Saddle (Men's) (Sports)

The Brooks B67 (B67S for women) is basically the best saddle available for upright (sit up) riding position. The saddle was created not for a racing position (see the B17 for that) but rather for the straight up position where most of your weight is on your sit bones and your handlewars are typically higher or close to the level of the seat. It does its job exceedingly well and there is no more comfortable saddle available than a broken in Brooks B67 for that type of riding. It would work well with commuter or urban bikes as well as with hybrid or comfort bikes. I would not use one if the seat post itself has a shock absorber though and you do need to consider the handlebar style and position to get the benefit of this saddle (no drop bars for example). If this relaxed riding style/position is what you are after then look no further for a saddle.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Just crossed the 100 mile mark...., July 23, 2009

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Joseph Ruder (Belleville, IL) - See all my reviews
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Saddle's are a very hard thing to review due to the fact that what fits one person may not fit another. That being said I can at least review this saddle for its quality construction and how it fits me. The construction is fantastic, the leather is high quality and the components all seem to be very heavy duty. I have gone through 5 different saddles, some of them costing more than this one and was limited to no more than about 45 minuets of riding before I could not stand it any longer. From the first ride this saddle fit me perfect. I can truly ride until my legs are tired instead of having to stop when my butt just can't take it anymore! I ride about 150 miles a week and could not be more pleased with the comfort. Plus this is a very classy upgrade to my bike.

On a note about purchasing this, I bought it from wellington bikes (google them) - they offer a 6 month return policy (!) -- makes it much less scary to order a 100.00+ bike saddle! I can tell you already that after only 160ish miles I am sure I am keeping this saddle.

Good luck and happy trails!

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Worth the price!, March 23, 2010

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NM Crusader (Las Cruces, NM United States) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Brooks Saddles B67 Bicycle Saddle (Men's) (Sports)

I bought this saddle for my Jamis Commuter II, a bike meant to be ridden in a relatively upright position--and what a combination they make! I'm not a pro rider: I ride only about 40-60 minutes per day as therapy for the arthritis in my kness, and for my general health. The saddle that came with the bike was very soft, cushiony, and looked well made; however, after about 15 minutes of riding, it would feel uncomfortable, creating numbness in the area between my legs.

The Brooks B67 not only solved my problem with numbness, but for some reason it also puts me a more efficient riding position. The saddle looks great, feels great (especially after a little conditioning), and makes riding more fun for me.

If you end up purchasing this saddle, I would offer a couple of tips. First, go ahead and buy the Brooks Proofide conditioner. I know it's expensive, but it really does work well. Second, get rid of your suspension seat post, if you have one, and replace with a staionary one. This saddle has springs in it, and really eliminates the need for any additional suspension. You can get a good Laprade-style stationay seat post for $15-$20 at most local bike shops.

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