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Brooks Cambium C67

Original saddle which was mounted on the bike needed replacement the Brooks saddle was chosen because it is not a gel saddle. The saddle has a good firm seat and looks good on the bike. I did have to raise the saddle pin because this saddle is flatter.

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I had this saddle put on my city bike (commuting). Had a leather brooks saddle before this. Do like innovative products.

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After my excellent Selle Royal saddle (Respiro) did not survive a somersault over head, I opted, just under a month ago, for the harder core of saddles, this Brooks C67. I use my bike almost daily for shorter rides (10km), yet my first longer ride of 5.5h convinced me of the qualities of this Brooks. Apart from a few teething pains, my seat reached the finish more easily than on my previous gel saddle. My full weight (96 kg) is cushioned hard, yet decently, by the rubber saddle cover, although the saddle does not absorb the larger shocks. An extra elastomer suspension like on my Respiro might have made a difference... It takes some adjusting, but in the meantime I am completely convinced of this Brooks! I think I have a match here...

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The saddle was immediately comfortable.

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Nice and hard saddle. Exactly as I expected!

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Having always ridden with a b67 leather saddle, replaced it with the original saddle on my sporty ebike. Thought the b67 with the chrome springs looked corny. The original narrow saddle on my bike is impossible for me to sit on. Apparently my sit bones are far apart. So I bought the cambium c67, basically like the b67 except that it looks modern and is maintenance-free! Plus it cannot be stretched, which a leather saddle has. After some adjusting, I was good friends with this saddle.

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I tried the saddle on an e-bike for about 6 weeks. I ride my bike for 3 to 4 hours every day (not in one piece). I hoped every day that it would get better and the pain would subside. It was a fallacy. Eventually led to sore spots. So I stopped the process and threw the saddle into the corner; a pity for all the money,

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Everything Top

Due to the weather, I only rode a lap of just under 60 km this week and surprise surprise. Unlike my previous saddle, which was a little padded and which was a bit padded and my backside already hurt after about 15 km, I had no pain with the new saddle. At first I was sceptical because it wasn't padded. But I was taught better. It really only depends on the shape and that should be right. With cycling shorts you have a little padding anyway. In short, I can only recommend the saddle, even though it doesn't fall into the cheap category.

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So far I have not been able to test the saddle on very long distances. So far, I have completed short and medium distances without any complaints.

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Not a bad saddle at all. Tours up to 100 km and no problems. First leg in the hands, a hard sceptical feeling, but on the seatpost and off. Top seat feeling and pleasant to ride.