Yeah not bad at all thanks Ed, after the pendle is was massively broken in and had to retension it as per the instructions:
New saddles are pre-tensioned at the factory.
Counterclockwise rotation of the tension bolt tightens the
leather and clockwise rotation loosens it. After 100-200 miles,
the saddle may take on a concave shape. Re-tension the
saddle slightly to achieve the original shape of the slot and a hammock feeling for your
sit bones but be careful not to over-tension the leather. Experienced riders often try to
reproduce the stiffer feeling of other leather saddles by over-tensioning which
prematurely stretches the leather and puts pressure on your sit bones. In general, the
leather will stretch like a new pair of shoes and then stop, usually about halfway through
the tension bolt. Always tension the saddle at the beginning of or during a ride. Never
apply tension at the end of a ride.
Yeah not bad at all thanks Ed, after the pendle is was massively broken in and had to retension it as per the instructions: