Bike Saddles

Whether you spend hours on your bike saddle or a few minutes, a bike saddle must be comfortable so that your cycling takes place in good conditions and you enjoy riding your bike. The comfort of the bike saddle is a very subjective notion and will depend on the individual. Depending on the morphology of the rider, the size of the sit bones, their position on the bike, their practice. For certain practices you will also need to find the best ratio between a high-performance bike saddle and a comfortable bike saddle. Indeed, the weight of the bike saddle is also an important factor, especially for those looking for lightness at all costs. It is not uncommon now to find a bike saddle weighing less than 200 grams, thanks to the work on the rails. The bike saddle is a part made up of many elements: the rails, which allow the bike saddle to be mounted on the stem bike saddle. They can be made of aluminium, steel, titanium or even carbon on the most efficient models. Then the shell of the bike saddle is covered with a covering. Depending on the areas of the bike saddle, the padding located under this covering will be more or less thick. In this same area, there are also bike saddles with a hollowed out area in the centre to relieve the perineum during long bike rides. The seat post is the link between the bike and the bike saddle. This is an important element for the comfort of the cyclist. The seat post allows you to adjust the rider's saddle height to adjust the position comfortably or for pure performance purposes. A good bike saddle height will allow the cyclist to transmit maximum power to the pedals of their bike. To obtain maximum comfort on your bike saddle, it is important to adjust it correctly to obtain the best possible pedalling performance. - Adjusting the saddle height: You should place your heel on the pedal in the lower, straight leg position to obtain the correct bike saddle height. - Adjusting the inclination of the bike saddle: You should use a level to position your bike saddle straight (0° inclination). On the other hand, depending on the sporting activity (Triathlon, Clm, Road Cycling, Mountain Bike, City Cycling, etc.) and your body type (Men/Women), it will be appropriate to slightly adapt this setting with a slight forward or backward inclination .In addition to your bike saddle, the use of shorts with a chamois is strongly recommended. The saddle / shorts pair will help reduce friction even more during long hours in the bike saddle. We also offer a wide range of accessories for the bike saddle. Seat clamps of size 28.6/31.8/34.9/50mm and 60mm, but also seat posts of different diameters (23.4mm; 25mm; 27.2mm; 28.6mm; 29.8mm; 31 .6mm; 34mm) compatible with mountain bikes, mountain bikes, road bikes, city bikes and children's bikes.

The 30° bike saddle is a saddle suitable for cyclists who adopt a position seeking physical performance on their bike. The 30° back position is the angle between the cyclist's back and the position of the handlebars/ bicycle handlebars. The 60° bike saddle is a saddle suitable for cyclists who adopt a sporty position on their bike without lying on the machine. It is the saddle which has the best compromise between performance and comfort in practice. The 60° back position is the angle between the cyclist's back and the position of the bike handlebars/handlebars. The 90° bike saddle is a wider saddle, suitable for cyclists who cycle for leisure in a very elevated manner on the bike. It is the most comfortable bike saddle but also the heaviest in our range. The 90° back position is the angle between the cyclist's back and the position of the bike handlebars/handlebars.