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Brooks B17 Carved Short Saddle
Regular price
€15000
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Not available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
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Description
For women and smaller riders who desire pressure relief, the B17 Carved Short features the “registered cutting” technology which first appeared on Brooks saddles in the 1890s. Still providing relief today, the B17 Carved is made from vegetable tanned leather that will age beautifully over time. Additionally, laced saddle flaps allow for increased tension and preserve the saddle’s shape. A more flexible saddle than the standard B17, this comfortable bike seat is finished with steel rivets and a steel undercarriage.
FEATURES
- Central cut-out for pressure relief
- Laced saddle flaps added tension
- Durable, 5mm thick, Vegetable Tanned Leather
- Distinctive side stamp
- Iconic Brooks backplate
- Tubular steel rivets
- L 275 x W 175 x H 65
- Weight: 520 g
MATERIALS
- Steel rail
- Vegetable tanned leather top
- Tubular steel rivets
IDEAL FOR
- Cycling in the city
- Travelling the globe
- Gravel & Bikepacking
- Road cycling
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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








