1. Brooks B 68, in honey.
2. Commuting around town
3. Rivendell Betty Foy
I have found it to be true about the saddle position someone else mentioned
re: Brooks and women. Nose tipped up just a bit, but not much.
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Patrick,
I do not own a Rivet, but I did almost buy one. They are available to
touch, feel, and test ride where I live. A friend of mine has one. They
are a top-notch quality saddle, but an entirely different animal than the
Brooks B-68.
Matt
On Friday, August 16, 2013 9:35:51 AM UTC-7,
Brooks B17 Special on Sam H., B17 on Univega Gran Rally. I love these
saddles: firm and comfortable. I ride at slowish speeds for moderate
distances, usually 10 to 18 miles, mostly on pavement, often on hills. On
each bike the bars are about half an inch higher than the saddle.
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I use the Rivet Pearl saddle on all of my Riv bikes.
(Homer-tourer/commuter, Ram-randonneur, Roadeo-supported events/club
riding, all drop bars on all my bikes).
I have a Terry fly saddle on my tandem. I don't like the cushion on the
saddle. It's more uncomfortable than the straight leather
