I had to do the same on both my saddles and both Bill and Mr. Berthoud said
it is normal and inconsequential since the rails are just held into the
plastic ends by the leather top so there is transversal flexibility.
Obviously, the stiffener will spread the rails to the correct width but the
main
I have a new Berthoud Aspin where the rails were too close together and I
had to stretch them to fit into the seatpost clamp. Would you guys say I'm
susceptible to this twisting problem and should track down one these these
aluminum rail clamps?
I'll also echo my love for this saddle. I used to lo
It got flagged again for some reason but it's still available.
Thanks!
- Eric
On Apr 28, 11:12 am, John Blish wrote:
> Earlier post not deleted in my mail. Flog it, Eric.
>
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 8:27 AM, Rob Riggins wrote:
> > I bet your original post was deleted because you took a sw
Which fenders are those? P65?
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Yep, mega range freewheel. No problem shifting at all. I generally
only use it if Im in the small chain ring. I dont shift into it
unless Im going up a steep hill. Its only there if I need it.
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Don't sweat the thread Will,
more than one of us likes tools.
Haiku? On and on
On Apr 28, 3:05 pm, William wrote:
> Whenever I post in Haiku, I'm always just playing around. Probably
> more than one of you wants to write to me:
>
> Hey Forum Hogger!
> With your thirty daily posts,
> Don't b
Whenever I post in Haiku, I'm always just playing around. Probably
more than one of you wants to write to me:
Hey Forum Hogger!
With your thirty daily posts,
Don't be such a tool
I'm just playing. I like haiku threads.
On Apr 27, 7:01 pm, William wrote:
> Not one in twenty
> of the bikes Riv
Well, that's an elegant solution. Congratulations.
My Bertoud touring is straight and true after ~600 miles.
I think it is overtaking the B17 as my favorite saddle.
On Apr 27, 11:20 pm, Rene Sterental wrote:
> Update on Berthoud Saddle twisting problem...
>
> The "solution" piece was mailed to me
Earlier post not deleted in my mail. Flog it, Eric.
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 8:27 AM, Rob Riggins wrote:
> I bet your original post was deleted because you took a swipe at track
> bikes in a user moderated forum -- assuming the original post included the
> comment about Chicago needing fewer tra
I bet your original post was deleted because you took a swipe at track bikes
in a user moderated forum -- assuming the original post included the comment
about Chicago needing fewer track bikes.
Rob
Minneapolis, MN
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 12:13 AM, Eric wrote:
> My CL post was deleted for some
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