Kieran,

I may drill my SA, it's the newer one rated for 250 pounds, and use zip 
ties to keep it from splaying. YMMV.

On Monday, December 5, 2016 at 1:18:26 PM UTC-5, Kieran J wrote:

> Among other saddles, I've tried the B17, the Rivet Pearl and the regular 
> S-A (not X) from a couple of generations (although not one of their current 
> 'plate logo' versions). My impressions are that the Rivet is a nice 
> composition in feel between the B17 and S-A. It combines elements of each, 
> and it's pretty nice. 
>
> I still really like the S-A. It is my go-to commuter saddle, and I have 
> probably 10,000km logged to my oldest one. Yes, the tension bolt is almost 
> maxed out but as another poster mentioned, don't over-tension it and it 
> will last. I have noticed the splayed out skirts of the saddle at times on 
> my inner thighs, but even so it is still the only product that will 
> virtually "disappear" underneath me. Almost everything else gives me real 
> arse problems, including the Rivet.
>
> I never got along well with the B17. It's a classic saddle and I really 
> wanted to, but the hardness and proximity of the back rivets to my butt 
> cheek didn't work out.
>
> KJ
>
>
> On Sunday, December 4, 2016 at 1:22:48 AM UTC-5, Surlyprof wrote:
>>
>> I received an email from Selle Anatomica that all their saddles were on 
>> sale for $99 during the holidays.  I had thought about the X-series in the 
>> past to replace my B17.  The goal was to get a saddle with a cutout. 
>>  Others I had been considering were the Brooks C17 Carved and the Rivet 
>> Pearl.  I like the Rivet and don't know much about the C17 carved but was 
>> wondering if the SA was worth trying while it is $50-60 less.  I've read 
>> people raving about the Rivet saddles here but also thought I remember some 
>> people complaining about the SA saddles sagging pretty quickly.  Any 
>> thoughts comparing these 3 choices?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> John
>>
>

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