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Broken Saddle Rail
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01-07-2009 1:18pm#1A few weeks ago, I was cycling home and felt my right cheek go down. I got off and a quick inspection showed me that the rail on that side of the saddle had broken....a pretty clean break. This was the day after the WW200, now that I think about it.
I've never experienced it before, but is it something to expect out of a saddle with maybe 20000 or 25000 km on it? It was on the Sirrus and it was on a suspension seat post too. The only thing that springs to mind that might have been contributary to it is my saddle bag. I have what looks like the bigger one of the ones in this picture:
http://www.cyclesuperstore.ie/shop/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=187&idproduct=7595
I'd often have it expanded and have a rain jacket, spare tube, tyre levers and a small multitool in there. It's a little bit heavy, but nothing excessive, I would have thought.
Any thoughts? (and save the fat b*st*rd comments
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