Something wrong with my Brooks saddle

[crazytraveler]

I don't know how it happen, but my saddle is in a wrong position.



How do I get it back to it's place without making it worse?

Thanks!

[jags]

ah man that looks sad, answer is you wont unless you send it back to brooks.

jags.

[crazytraveler]

ah man that looks sad, answer is you wont unless you send it back to brooks.

jags.

Really? :S

[jags]

whats happening underneath,are the rails bent pulled to one side,just guessing need to have it in my hands to see exactly whats wrong post that photo to brooks cant do any harm.

[leftpoole]

I don't know how it happen, but my saddle is in a wrong position.



How do I get it back to it's place without making it worse?

Thanks!

Hello,
I had a saddle similarly afflicted.
I have a leg shorter than the other and had at the time the saddle just a tiny bit too high.
Maybe a similar problem?
Regards,
John

[crazytraveler]

Hello,
I had a saddle similarly afflicted.
I have a leg shorter than the other and had at the time the saddle just a tiny bit too high.
Maybe a similar problem?
Regards,
John

That's news to me, but may be I do and I don't know. I don't think it is too high though. But I kinda jump over the saddle after running a bit next to the bike a lot of times when I start the ride since my huge panniers doesn't let me get over the saddle easy some times.

[onrbikes]

You'll most likely find that when you turn the nut, the bolt is turning too.
Sometimes the bolt jams up in the hole of the bracket. If you turn the nut back a bit it may bring the saddle square.

If that doesn't work squirt some oil where the bolt and bracket meet up to make it looser.

What if you hold the bolt with some pliers and turn the nut.

[il padrone]

Strange? If you have tightened the nut and the bolt is a little stuck it should twist the reverse direction. I have seen this once before for someone's Brooks but do not recall what the outcome was.