I've not worn padded shorts since switching to Selle Anatomica saddles on both
my RBWs. The Saluki came with a broken in B-17 and that also requires no
padding for a comfortable ride. I like the S-A saddle better, and so put the
Brooks on teh shelf for use later, or as a swap. To break in a new Brooks, as
in the B5N on the go-fast bike, padded shorts are needed.
I put a lot of miles on a sprung Brooks Conquest a fews ago (about 3,000) and
then sold the saddle on Ebay. It was not any more comfortable to e than the
unsprung saddle and added a lot of weight.
Saddles are SO individual as far as comfort goes though. I can't stand the
Terry Fly, and so many of my friends really like it.
Bruce
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From: Dead Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The best part is leaving my cycling shorts and home and
going out for a jaunt in a pair of regular shorts.
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