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- Features Three Springs: Two at the Rear, One in Front
- Used for Recreational or Utility Cycling in an Upright Posture
- More Lateral Motion from Front Spring
- Rear Part of the Saddle is Wider
- Tubular Steel Rivets
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Back in the 1890’s John Boultbee Brooks developed the first saddles featuring 3 springs, 2 at the rear and 1 at the front. The Brooks B73, introduced in the 1935 catalogue, is the only model still featuring this construction. The B73 is similar in shape and dimensions to B66, so it is appropriate for recreational or utility cycling in a fairly upright posture. Please note that some cyclists comment that the B73 has more lateral motion than Brooks other saddles, because of the extra front spring. Width: 210mm Length: 260mm Weight: 1100g
Brooks B73 Saddle Review