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Brooks England's Limited Edition B17 saddle in turquoise.

The Flyer and its ladies model Flyer S are classically sprung saddles for long distance trekking and touring. It is directly descending from the B66 Champion, first featured in the 1927 catalogue.

Further innovating an already ingenuous line, the Cambium Organic Light offers reduced weight and improved sustainability over the original Cambium.

Brooks Cambium is a range of saddles made from vulcanized natural rubber and organic cotton canvas enhanced by a thin layer of structural textile for added resilience and legendary Brooks longevity.

The 150th Anniversary Edition B15 Swallow.

The B15 Swallow is a faithful reproduction of a saddle specifically conceived with the sporting cyclist in mind, the result being a timeless design widely regarded as the precursor of all modern racing saddles

The handsome Swift was the youngest gentleman's racing saddle in the Brooks range. It features delicately hand skived lower sides, where a thin stripe of the leather top surface is cut back, thus exposing the lighter colored suede beneath which makes for

The Flyer and its ladies model Flyer S are classically sprung saddles for long distance trekking and touring. It is directly descending from the B66 Champion, first featured in the 1927 catalogue.

By the beginning of the 1900s Brooks was able to supply a range of richly decorated products for ladies. The B18 Lady is one of the finest examples of these saddles.

The Cambium All Weather C19 is a wider saddle made for an upright riding position, for commuting in the city.

Classically sprung for supreme comfort, the B67 and B67 S feature single rails for attachment to modern micro-adjust seat pillars.

The B17 series is the most popular of Brooks sporty models. They are an excellent choice for touring, century rides, ultra-marathon rides and other demanding types of cycling.

The B17 150th Anniversary Edition.

The B17 is Brooks' flagship model, ideal for long distance sports touring, trekking and mtb use. It has been on the market for over 100 years, being featured in as early as the 1898 catalogue. This Special Edition fea