Best Saddle Ever!

[Canuk]

Same

The Turbomatic seemed to have a bit more padding and firmer than the regular Turbo, I toured extensively on one and found it very agreeable

 

[Canuk]

Wrights Swallow

 

[Canuk]

The Team Pro, always a favourite of mine

 

[janus]

So many saddles!?

 

[Canuk]

Brooks Pro Honey version (also came in green!)

 

[janus]

Damn, looking back, these saddles! Following.

 

[dirttorpedo]

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Meh, Cinelli did it first with the Unicantor.

 

[Canuk]

Flite Cipollini saddle limited edition - 300 quids!

 

[Mark Manley]

The usual suspects for my four "best" bikes, Brooks Flyer on the two touring bikes and B17 on the other two, the consistency goes further with all of them having Challenger tool bags with the Topeak multitools, Lion bells, Ergon grips and Nitto bars.
They have all been on various bikes the Flyer on the green Roughstuff having done about 15,000 miles in total the others having done between a few hundred and a few thousand each.

 

[Fifthgrace]

Best saddle ever for me, for comfort and low weight is the Selle SLK Carbonio (carbon wrapped Ti rails) non-gel, sold by Chicken Cycles. Mine still going after a home-refurbish as missed it too much after an attempt to swap out. It's a saddle you sit on with good support, but has some flex as you pedal. Transplanted a 'Gel' version leather cover to my non-gel version). Only the full gel version appears now and then one ebay at £50/£100 with Vanox/Ti rails (used). Post-transplant pics below https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/saddle-transplant.480864/