Brooks B66 saddle

Posted on Thu 28th, May 2015

• #1

Forty45

Looking for one of these - nothing falling apart please.
• #2

Charlie33

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/268566/#comment12302646
• #3

Forty45

Thanks, but the Flyer is for micro adjust seat post, not the old style post the B66 fits on.
• #4

GreatSince78
Got a B66S with the old style seat post clamp and an as new Flyer, but I have a clamp for and old style seat post which I can include with it, pm if interested, cheers.

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• #5

Forty45

Thanks - the "S" model is for the ladies (it's shorter) so wouldn't be of interest.

If you look at the B66 and 67 on the Brooks site you will see the 66 has the clamp on 2 rails each side, the 67 only one. The Flyer is the same as the 67, so using a clamp with one could be an issue.
• #6

GreatSince78

Actually the flyer also has double rails like the B66, although they are spaced differently, so a specific clamp is needed, but I have one which I can include with the Flyer if interested.

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