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Where To Ride - Perth
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Brooks B33 Heavy Duty Unisex Sprung Saddle Black $174.95
When riding a bicycle in an upright position, a heavier cyclist puts much more load on the saddle. With this in mind we have built our extra sprung heavy duty saddles.

Originally designed in 1938 for heavy duty cycling, the B33 is the only model still featuring stranded rear coil springs and a front loop. Its look gives the perfect finishing touch to a traditional city bicycle. Its strength makes it a good choice for heavier commuters.

  • Width: 235mm
  • Length: 292mm
  • Weight: 1530g
  • Colours: Black
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