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Old 11-18-21, 04:34 AM
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Originally Posted by GhostRider62
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I am building up an upright bike that I hope to be able to do brevets on and need a new saddle. The saddle to bar drop is too much for the B17 on that bike. I probably won't be able to ride it and will end up inside a velomobile. But, I look forward to your impressions!!
I find that the B17 or Flyer works well for me but only on bikes where I sit more upright or on bikes that I do not use the drops on drop bars.

When I use the drops I want a narrower saddle that is more rounded in back (less flat), I have a Brooks Conquest on most of my bikes and a Brooks Pro on two bikes. The Conquest is essentially a sprung Pro, the Conquest appears to no longer be made. Both the Pro and Conquest work well for me when I use the drops.
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