90° bicycle saddle

We designed this saddle for occasional cycling of less than 1 hour at low intensity and a back angle of 90°.

Features:

260mm x 195mm

Compatibility:

Compatible with all brands of 7mm rail seatposts

How to choose your saddle according to your practice?

For a comfortable ride, choosing a saddle depends on your position on the bike. For an upright position (90°), choose a very wide, gel-filled saddle, ideal for touring. In a semi-reclined position (60°), a mid-range saddle offers a good balance between comfort and performance. For a sporty position (30°), opt for a narrow saddle with a thin nose, designed to minimize pressure and promote performance.

To fully enjoy your bike ride:

For maximum comfort, adjust your saddle in four key areas. Choose a model suited to your posture (for example, a 60° back angle). Adjust the height according to your body shape, then adjust the angle to avoid any discomfort. Finally, adjust its fore/aft position for proper alignment. For complete comfort, don't forget cycling shorts appropriate for the duration of your rides.

1. Determine the saddle height (part 1):

Step 1: Grab a hardback book, a pencil, and a tape measure. Step 2: Stand barefoot with your heels against a wall and feet apart (15-20 cm). Step 3: Slide the book between your legs up to your perineum. Step 4: Mark the top of the book on the wall. Step 5: Measure from the floor to the mark. This height corresponds to your inseam, which is essential for choosing the right size bike.

1. Determine the saddle height (part 2):

Adjusting your saddle properly is easy! - Inseam (in cm) × 0,883 = height to adjust. - For example: 89 cm × 0,883 = 78,6 cm This distance is measured between the center of the bottom bracket and the top of the saddle.

2. Adjust the saddle tilt:

Before heading out for a ride, check the angle of your saddle. Use a spirit level on the front. Make sure the saddle is perfectly horizontal. Then test and adjust it for smooth, comfortable pedaling.

3. How to measure your sit bone width?

Choosing the right saddle starts with a simple measurement: - Take two pieces of corrugated cardboard and place them on a stool. - Sit upright on one of the cardboard pieces and press down firmly for one minute. - Stand up: two indentations should appear. - Connect the centers of the indentations with a ruler. This measurement is the distance between your sit bones (hocks), essential for a well-fitting saddle.

3. Adjust the saddle setback:

Proper saddle setback = zero knee pain. Get on the bike, lean back to maintain an upright posture. Secure your feet, and position the crank horizontally. Observe the knee-pedal alignment → adjust the saddle if necessary.

Ideal for your daily trips with a wide cut suitable for all types of anatomy.

Seat comfort

Extra-wide seat for better distribution of support.

Morphological adaptability

The central part releases the pressure on the perineum. Unisex.

We designed this saddle for occasional cycling of less than 1 hour at low intensity and a back angle of 90°.