What does the Saddle do?
Supports the rider's weight while pedalling.
Seating Component study
The seat of the bicycle, mounted on top of the seatpost.
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Supports the rider's weight while pedalling.
The saddle's rails are clamped to the seatpost, which allows its angle and its forward or backward position to be adjusted.
Materials commonly used to make the Saddle.
A composite made from layers of carbon fibre sheets bonded with resin. Engineers can arrange the layers to make a part stiff in one direction and more flexible in another.
Learn more about Carbon FibreA strong and durable iron-based alloy. It is used for frames as well as for parts that wear quickly, such as chains, cassette sprockets and brake rotors.
Learn more about SteelA strong, light and corrosion-resistant metal used for premium frames and some high-end small parts.
Learn more about Titanium