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Seatposts and saddles for bikes

Essential parts of your bike, a well-chosen saddle and a sturdy bike seatpost will ensure you are comfortable on short, long or bumpy rides. Explore our range of bike saddles, seatpin, saddle covers and seatposts clamps below.

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Bike saddles and Seatposts

Bike saddles, also known as bicycle seats, come in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit different riders and riding styles. Here are some key things to take into consideration when choosing a bicycle saddle:

  1. Shape: Saddles come in different shapes to fit the individual anatomy of each rider. Some are wider for more support, while others are narrower for a more streamlined position.
  2. Padding: Saddles can have varying amounts of padding, from thin and firm to thick and soft. The amount of padding is a matter of personal preference. However, a saddle that is too soft can cause discomfort and numbness.
  3. Cutouts: Some saddles have a cutout or groove in the middle to relieve pressure on sensitive areas. It can help to reduce discomfort and numbness, especially on longer rides.
  4. Rails: The rails are the part of the saddle that attach it to the seat post. They come in different materials, including steel, aluminium, and carbon fibre, and can affect the weight and stiffness of the saddle.
  5. Seatposts: The seatpost is the component that attaches the saddle to the bike frame. Seatposts can be adjusted for height to fit the rider's body and riding position. Seatposts come in different lengths and materials and can have features like suspension or carbon construction for added comfort.

When choosing a saddle and seatpost, it's important to consider factors like the rider's anatomy, riding position, and preferences. A comfortable saddle and properly adjusted seatpost can make a big difference in the rider's comfort and performance on the bike.