Hey Gang,
My bike has felt extra bouncy lately. Filled up the tires today
and they were low. Still bouncy. Looked at my brooks saddle rails and
one of them is broken. Looks like it has been that way for a little
while, too. So, good news is that the other rail is strong, bad news
is its broken. This saddle has 10,000 plus miles easy. Lots of touring
time. So, I don't want to replace it because the top is so perfectly
broken in, and there is a ton of nose bolt left. I know I can get a
replacement frame from Wallingford ($31), or I can have my roommate
weld it for me and see how that holds up. The saddle is not under
warranty (about 5 years old or so). So my question is if any of yall
have welded a busted rail or replaced a frame? Tips? Hints? Make me
feel better cuz I'm a bit bummed (pun?) about this.
Thanks
Scott in Chicago
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