Description
The Womens Mountain Bike Saddle is right for YOU because
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- it is designed for women’s mountain biking from fitness riding through to performance, including E-Mountain Bikes
- supports riding positions from upright to fully bent forward which covers the full spectrum of where you can end up when mountain biking
- great for regular mountain bike riding with its shape & padding designed to support at critical points but not interfere with leg movement
- recommended for mid to long riding, times up to and greater than 2hours
- comfort & support comes from the womens specific width, cut-out for genital relief, minimal cushioning & mountain bike specific design
- is 262mm x 150mm (length x width) – long length and narrow width so provides contact and feeling of support for multiple positions and movement on the bike
- weighs 255grams with Manganese rails (strong) for attachment to your seat post (see attachment guide below)
- made from Grey or Rosa – pink – Fibra-Tek, featuring a fun silver de-bossed trail map
- is a Terry Bicycle saddle designed in the USA and called the Topo Saddle. Terry saddles are designed to support the width of the female pelvic bones. More on Terry Bicycling here
- made in Italy
- special 30 day return policy applies meaning you can trial your saddle and return it if you’re not satisfied (see link above)
- exclusively available in NZ at goRide
Stories & Support
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Helmet Fit
To find the natural crease line of your waist, stand straight with hands at the side. Then bend sideways running the hand down the outside surface of the leg. This movement will produce a crease at the waist so place your measuring tape on this crease. Return to standing straight and place the tape measure around your waist at your crease point (usually the narrowest part of your torso).
Firstly you will need to find the point 2cm above the top of their knee cap.
To find your inside leg measurement stand with heels against a wall. Place a book between your legs as high up as it will go. Move away from the wall keeping the book against it. Place a tape measure at the top end of the book and let it drop to the floor.
To find the natural crease line of your waist, stand straight with hands at the side. Then bend sideways running the hand down the outside surface of the leg. This movement will produce a crease at the waist so place your measuring tape on this crease. Return to standing straight and place the tape measure around your waist at your crease point (usually the narrowest part of your torso).
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