One of the most frequent questions we encounter in the workshop involves identifying the "dizzying array" of saddle models produced by Tron & Berthet over their century-long history.
Whether you are trying to distinguish between a No. 52 Record and a No. 90, or trying to determine if those alloy rails are original, we have a comprehensive resource available on the main site to help:
Read the Full Article: Model Guide: Idéale Saddles and Clips
This guide covers everything from the heavyweight Poids Lourd models to the ultra-lightweight professional racing variants, including technical specs like dimensions, materials, and weight.
How to use this thread: If you have a saddle that doesn’t seem to match the catalog, or if you’ve discovered a rare variant (like an early 1930s Duralumin clamp) that isn't fully documented in the guide, please post a photo here.
We are always looking to refine the archive with "in the wild" examples from the community!
One of the most frequent questions we encounter in the workshop involves identifying the "dizzying array" of saddle models produced by Tron & Berthet over their century-long history.
Whether you are trying to distinguish between a No. 52 Record and a No. 90, or trying to determine if those alloy rails are original, we have a comprehensive resource available on the main site to help:
Read the Full Article: Model Guide: Idéale Saddles and Clips
This guide covers everything from the heavyweight Poids Lourd models to the ultra-lightweight professional racing variants, including technical specs like dimensions, materials, and weight.
How to use this thread: If you have a saddle that doesn’t seem to match the catalog, or if you’ve discovered a rare variant (like an early 1930s Duralumin clamp) that isn't fully documented in the guide, please post a photo here.
We are always looking to refine the archive with "in the wild" examples from the community!
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