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mling1985
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Originally Posted by linberl
+1 B17, but you might consider the pre-aged version. Some people have no trouble breaking in a Brooks and some do - I was absolutely miserable for months even though I tried some of the "tips" online. Happy now, though. Would not break another one in from scratch. If someone stole my saddle I would hunt them down and kill them and I am not a violent person. My seatpost and saddle both have special security bolts.
Thanks linberl, didnt know there is a pre aged version, will do more research and learn more

Originally Posted by shrooms
If 400mm long seatpost is enough for your bike then Suntour SP12-NCX suspension seatpost is the best. It adjust for a weight of a rider, has 50mm travel, pretty durable, and not too expensive.
I'm a fan of Brooks C17 saddle but you have to find one which works for you.

Will look into the suntour seatpost you mentioned, thanks for your suggestion shrooms!!
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