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Brooks  |  Barcode: 831273005160

Brooks Flyer Saddle

Regular price €16000
Price includes VAT. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Color:  Black
Not available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse

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Description

The Flyer is a touring saddle with suspension springs based on our classic Brooks B17. A perfect saddle for adventure cycling, commuting and long-distance touring, the Flyer shares the same leather top of the B17 model, combining classic leather comfort and extra suspension. One of our most popular models, the Flyer is made by hand in our Smethwick, England factory and comes standard with tubular steel rivets and a black, powder-coated undercarriage.

FEATURES
  • Springs for added comfort
  • Durable, 5mm Vegetable Tanned Leather
  • Nubuck treated leather is softer than standard to allow for a shorter break-in period
  • Tubular steel rivets
  • Distinctive side stamp
  • The iconic Brooks backplate
  • L 275 x W 175 x H 87
  • Weight: 860 g
MATERIALS
  • Steel rail with black powder coating
  • Tubular steel rivets
  • Steel frame with springs
  • Vegetable tanned leather details
IDEAL FOR
  • Cycling in the city
  • Travelling the globe
  • Casual touring
Payment methods

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  • Mastercard
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  • USDC
  • Visa
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

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