My loverly Brooks B17 saddle has been attacked with a Stanley knife and drill and now has a central hole to relieve perineum pressure and laces to hold in the sides
B17 with a channel cut in the middle
B17 side view showing lacing holes
It’s not the tidiest job you will ever see…
B17 Top view showing lacing inside the saddle
Thanks to Paul for the idea to do this in the the first place and encouragement and top tips.
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Yr Elenydd
[...] did a bit of research and then attacked my broken in B17. As it costs £150 to replace and takes a few weeks to break in properly this was a bold move. [...]
By: PBP: Stuff that Worked « Audaxing on September 13, 2011
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