Saddles

The Cambium C17 Special Copper features copper-coloured details for a unique look to accompany the perfect Brooks build. Ready for all rides, all roads and all weathers.

The Challenge is a tool bag for fitment to the rear of a saddle bearing bag loops. It features buckles that whilst fastening the bag to the saddle, are located within the hold itself, thus ensuring greater levels of security. The strap that secures the un

Brompton - Saddle, Standard Width 147mm with rapid mini attachment point, black / black rails

Brooks finest B17 versions available for women and smaller riders, with hand-hammered copper rivets and special finishes that characterize the B17 Special Short Saddle. Made in England.

The D-Shaped Bag was featured in Brooks Catalogues as far back as 1910. This innovative design features a two piece construction which, whilst the outer sleeve remains permanently attached to the saddle, has an inner purse that may be removed so that its

Brooks - C17 Cambium, Mud Green

Rain cover designed to be used when the bike is parked to avoid getting the leather saddle wet. A soaked leather saddle should not be ridden for long as it will deform the saddle’s shape. Two sizes available.

The Flyer Special is a touring saddle with suspension springs and hand-hammered rivets perfect for adventure cycling, commuting and long-distance touring. Made in England.

Featuring premium details, the Cambium C17 Special is a perfect saddle for bike packing, gravel riding, road cycling and cycle touring and ready for all rides, all roads and all weathers.

The best-selling model for over 100 years, the B17 is the ideal bicycle saddle for commuting, gravel, road cycling and touring + trekking use. Made in England.

The best-selling model for over 100 years, the B17 is the ideal bicycle saddle for commuting, gravel, road cycling and touring + trekking use. Made in England.

The B17 Narrow is a narrow racing saddle originally introduced in 1910. Built for mile- and half-mile events, this saddle was the choice of track riders through to the 1960s. Made in England.