Brooks C17

I have the 2011 model of that bike with 105 components. I ride that bike hard and fast and it has held my up well these last 10 years. Hasn't given me a reason to replace - but definitely swap the stock saddle. I'd recommend a Brooks C17.

This is a fantastic saddle! I highly recommend it.

After giving the factory saddle on my new bike the benefit of the doubt for 500+ miles, I went searching for a more comfortable saddle. After testing a few, I decided on the Cambium C17.

The Cambium C17 was comfortable right out of the box. ...

Check out brooks c17, wtb volt as a starting point. Split tip style saddles usually for TT positions and not likely appropriate. Good bike shop should be able to measure sit bones and possibly let you demo a couple saddles

First off this is a really well made saddle. It may be a little heavy but I ride touring bikes so weight is not a big issue for me.

The construction is fantastic and right out of the box it is a comfortable saddle. The “hammock” style is really quite brilliant, it has just enough give to be supp...

Brooks Cambium is a nice saddle. Vulcanized rubber so it morphs to your body from the get go. It comes in 3 sizes, C13 (140mm) for aggressive ride style, C17 (162mm) for fitness/commuter ride style, and C19 (184mm) for upright ride style. You can also get version with a carve out for additional comfort.

I had beard about Brooks leather saddles but didn't want to deal with the breakin and ongoing care. So, I bought the C17. Best saddle I have ridden, took about 100 miles of tweaking angle and front/back but now it is great. Have about 300 miles on it and rode it 82 miles today. I used to start feeli...

Good choice for me. ​. [Lekker Amsterdam M2 with Brooks Cambium C17 All

I bought this seat to ride in the Dirty Kansa 100 3 weeks ago. It was great, no numbness in my legs or feet at all. My bike broke down in the middle of ride but was able to finish after 10 hours in the saddle. Great product worth every penny.

That brooks c17 looks great! Im torn between a c17 and the Ergon Allroad…. How do you like that saddle…

Great saddle although it took at least 25 hours of riding time to start to feel comfortable. What remains to be seen is it will ever be as comfy as my bikes w/ B-17 saddles.