Product Comparison: Brooks Flyer vs Brooks B67
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- I don't have many miles on my Flyer yet, and it definitely isn't fully broken in yet. Still, it is already very comfortable and will only get better with time.
- The saddle is very smooth/slick but a couple adjustments to the nose height/angle and I quit sliding forward.
- The saddle seems to disappear under me when I ride it and I rarely notice or think about it on that bike, I take this as a good thing and that I am on the right track.
- So after 200 miles, I'm happy and will probably stick with it. It seems to be getting increasingly comfortable.
- Using the smooth seat and wearing shorts composed of man-made materials can result in a little too much movement in the saddle to the point of feeling slippery
- I needed a comfortable one, so B67 with springs and wider surface was my choice.
- It is the most comfortable bike seat that I have ever owned and will never depart from it.
- The leather is made of quality hides, that are thick and will mold to your backside and your gentlemanly parts as well.
- Leather will mold to your seating position and riding style as it ages.
- The leather on the bottom of the seat is cracked.
- As others have said the springs are stiff but they do smooth out the hard jolts to the posterior when you hit and unexpected pot hole.
- The springs really do help a lot. Not mushy at all, but you can definetly feel it taking up the shock of big bumps.
- This is a beautiful bike saddle.
- The leather takes a long time to soften up.
- The springs do add a great deal of weight to the seat and thus to the bike overall, and it is noticeable when lifting the back end of the bike.
- This is the perfect width for me and the springs help dampen the road jolts.
- Do the springs work? Yes! I weigh 165-170 and can feel the springs flexing (i.e. absorbing shock) when I hit bumpy patches on my way to work.
- It's a good seat and the springs take up a surprising amount of road jitter.
- This saddle is superior in quality, function, and form.
- These are nice saddles and the springs help.