No, I agree -- would like one just to hold and admire.
Patrick Moore
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On Jul 3, 2013, at 8:06 PM, Peter Pesce wrote:
> You mock the 135, Patrick, but seriously where else can you find that much
> old world British craftsmanship concentrated in a single package? I might buy
> one for th
You mock the 135, Patrick, but seriously where else can you find that much old
world British craftsmanship concentrated in a single package? I might buy one
for the springs-per-dollar ratio alone!
Pete in CT
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The B72 has springs but they are, so to speak, vestigial and (in my
two-time-use experience) they don't squeak. SqueAk. Nor does the spring
"sproing" very much. But it is nice and wide.
http://martysreliable.com/merchant/179/images/site/n500242851_1184110_6358.jpg
On the other hand, what are the
I heart the b68 and lately, I'm trying and liking the nose tilted up more than
usual. Centers the sit bones on the wide part of the saddle and when you're
upright, the nose does not seem to bother the sensitive parts. Lots of photos
here:
My hobo bike project: http://myhobobike.tumblr.com/
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I'm wondering what type (width) of Brooks Saddle people use with Albatross
Bars. I've been using a B-67 on my Sam Hillborne. RBW recommends the
wider saddles for upright bars. Does anyone use the B-17 with Albas or
Bosco bars? I'm not a big fan of the textured leather on the B-67. I
would
