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Brooks Swift Saddle
Regular price
€17000
Unit price
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Unavailable
21% VAT included
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Not available in warehouse
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Description
The handsome Swift is the youngest leather racing saddle in the Brooks range, featuring delicately hand-skived lower flaps, where a thin stripe of the leather top surface is cut back, thus exposing the lighter coloured suede beneath, which makes for an attractive visual accent and greater comfort when pedalling. The large copper rivets at the nose and rear are also hammered by hand, commensurate with our usual high level of attention to detail. A perfect saddle for racing or fast touring in the forward position.
FEATURES
- Hand-Hammered Copper Rivets
- Chromed Frame Assembly
- Durable, 5mm thick, Vegetable Tanned Leather
- Hand skived lower flaps
- Chromed Rails and Frame Assembly
- Distinctive side stamp
- The iconic Brooks backplate
- L 272 x W 150 x H 72 mm
- Weight: 510 g
MATERIALS
- Steel rail
- Vegetable tanned leather top
- Hand hammered copper rivets
IDEAL FOR
- Cycling in the city
- Gravel & Bikepacking
- Road cycling
- Fast touring
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The brand
Brooks
Brooks England has a long history of making bicycle saddles. Today its range also includes bags, grips and bar tape, bringing a distinctive approach to the contact points and carrying details of a bicycle.
Why choose Brooks
The details that make a difference
- GB
- Originated in
- 1866
- Since
Designed with purpose
- Bicycle saddle specialist
- Bags and cockpit accessories
- Heritage dating back to 1866