After a month long cycling hiatus I finally came around to revisit this
topic now that I've received my own Brooks adapter kit (from Brooks
directly) and decided to experiment with it on my Clem this week. It's a
costly adapter kit at $50 and unless ordering with other items to qualify
for fre
I use SnoSeal myself, hard to imagine having a Brooks warrantee issue as
all the ones I own are at least 25 years old!
Will
On Fri, Jan 5, 2024 at 12:57 AM Kim H. wrote:
> @Roberta -
>
> "Obenauf's has been my go-to in the past"
>
> I have been using Obenauf's Heavy Duty LP for a very long time
@Roberta -
"Obenauf's has been my go-to in the past"
I have been using Obenauf's Heavy Duty LP for a very long time, years in
fact for my leather shoes and my Brooks saddles that I did own. I recently
received in the mail a Brooks B-66 saddle from purchasing it on eBay. It is
very dried out t
If anybody is B72 curious and needs the adapter for a modern seatpost, I
have one in the parts bin from years ago for $20 shipped.
Will
On Friday, December 29, 2023 at 10:15:26 AM UTC-5 Roberta wrote:
> I ordered the B72 in brown with the saddle sandwich directly from Brooks
> England. I sign
I ordered the B72 in brown with the saddle sandwich directly from Brooks
England. I signed up for their newsletter and since this was my first
direct purchase from them, received a 15% discount. Shipping is free at
this purchase point. Also, if you register your saddle with them within
thre
I have a B72 on my Hunq - I 3D printed (well, had an online service do
it) a 2-rail saddle adapter in glass-filled nylon, using this pattern
- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3143229. It's going on 2 years and has
worked great. Awesome that Brooks is reissuing this though and making an
adap
