I share your experience of aging and changing riding habits. I have the b17 on
the tandem and very early selle anatomica on the singles. The latter are
noticeably more comfortable. Probably the slit and additional flex. No problem
with over stretch. If that had happened I would have gone back
Steve, good point about Bertaud coming out with wider, and even more cost
effective saddles. My buddy rides their original and loves it. His wife,
however, wouldn't put up with its mate on their tandem and they went back
to Brooks (on both - he's a fastidious matcher).
On Saturday, October
I've been an avid recreational cyclist for over 30 yrs, and have made
numerous adjustments to compensate for aging (I'm now 65). These have
included larger frames, higher handlebars, wider more supple tires, lower
gears, etc. I'm slower and less aggressive in my riding style and now do
On 10/04/2014 08:33 AM, alan lavine wrote:
I've been an avid recreational cyclist for over 30 yrs, and have made
numerous adjustments to compensate for aging (I'm now 65). These have
included larger frames, higher handlebars, wider more supple tires,
lower gears, etc. I'm slower and less
Get a Brooks B68!
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