Saddles
Customer Service
- Which is the right Brooks saddle for me?
- Is my saddle compatible with a standard (micro adjust) seat post?
- Why do some Brooks saddles use large, copper rivets while others use small, steel ones?
- Why do most of your saddles come with metal loop eyelets?
- Why do you use different leathers?
- Why do some of your saddles have a hole in the saddle top?
- What is the weight limit for your saddles?
- Do you make saddles specific for women?
- Why do you offer Titanium rails for some of your saddles?
- Why do I need to break in my leather saddle?
- How do you know when you’ve reached the “broken in” point?
- How long will it take for a leather saddle to break in?
- How do I care and maintain my Brooks leather saddle?
- Proper tension is important for the structural stability of your saddle
- Make sure that the leather is nourished and isn’t looking dry
- Do you offer spare parts if something breaks? (tension pin, frame/rails, springs)
- What do I do if it appears that a copper rivet has lifted up from the saddle surface?
- What do I do if my nose pin breaks?
- How can I repair my leather saddle?
- What kind of warranty is applied to leather saddles?
- What is the main difference between B17 and Flyer?
- What is the main difference between Swift and Swallow?
- What is the main difference between B17 Narrow and Team Pro?
- What is the main difference between B66 and B67?
- What is the main difference between B33 and B190?
- What are Cambium saddles?
- What are the differences between the Cambium?
- How do I care for and maintain my Cambium?
- What can I do if my saddle makes a creaking noise?
- Which components on Cambium saddles can be replaced?