Brooks B17 Standard Saddle

"The reality is, the saddle is the part of the bike with which we share our most intimate contact, and it’s worth getting right. While it may not be cheap, the upside is that many of the most useful saddles are also the best looking. Further, like anything that’s going to be touching your privates, it’s worth shelling out for." Amen. That's an excerpt from our buddy Pops Jr.'s True Facts About Saddles, a highly recommended read if you still need to be convinced of the merits of riding a Brooks B17. We love a good Standard B17.  They're more durable than any other well recognized brand of leather saddle.  They come in nice classic colors.  The Brooks B17 is still made in England, in a mid century factory.  The leather is veggie tanned, rather than chrome tanned, the former of which is a much more ecologically sound way to do leather tanning. Still made in England, using thick leather tops and beefy steel rails. And unlike most saddles out there, Brooks leather saddles are semi-easi