On Aug 10, 2012, at 1:53 PM, Cyclofiend Jim <[email protected]> wrote:

> Yeah - Brooks are generally pretty hardy.

Good comments from Jim.  

I went out for a ride on my All-rounder tonight as it was a beautiful evening.  
I bought my Brooks Pro on that bike in 1977 or 1978 and it is now on its fourth 
bike.  I put some Proofide or Obenauf's on it once a year and have done no 
other maintenance on it.  I can't even remember adjusting the nose bolt, 
although I might have given it a total of a turn- looking at the threads- in 
the 34 years I have been riding it.  I only rode it to break it in, no oiling 
or anything like that, and it has been a faithful prop into my old age these 
many years.

I have tried some latter day Brooks saddles and find that they have changed the 
shape in ways that are disadvantageous for me.  Other people's experience may 
vary.

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