John, I do the same with my saddles, though I don’t feel the rivets (I ride a
Rivet Diablo and a Berthod Apin). I’m comfortable with my saddle exactly where
it is, and simply shift positions for long steady climbing (no pace lines for
me though), compared with cruising or descending. Perhaps try
All my B17’s are Specials with the hammered copper rivets..I don't feel them
even if I'm sitting on them. If you have the regular small rivets and they're
sticking up because the leather is sagging, there isn't much you can do besides
get a new saddle.
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I use a B17, and when I climb or pedal hard (paceline), I tend to move back
on the B17 and feel the rivets. What does this indicates
My bars are at saddle height my knee is about 10mm below the pedal
spindle. The saddle height is 9.5 to 10 cm less than PBH.
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
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