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The saddle affects ride comfort and pedalling efficiency. Sport saddles are narrow and light, while comfort saddles are wide and padded. Ergonomic saddles reduce pressure and improve circulation. Materials such as synthetic surfaces, leather and gel offer different options depending on the intended use. Proper adjustment and maintenance ensure a comfortable and efficient ride.

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Saddles - at the heart of driving comfort and performance. The saddle is one of the most important components of a bike, as it directly affects ride comfort, pedalling efficiency and long distance endurance. A properly selected saddle prevents stress, chafing and numbness, improving the cycling experience. Saddle types: sport saddles: narrow and lightweight, designed for road and mountain biking where power transfer and aerodynamics are key. The narrowness of the saddle allows free movement of the legs and efficient pedalling. Comfort saddles: wider and padded, designed for casual riding and urban bikes. They distribute the weight over a wider area, reducing pressure on the seat bones. Ergonomic saddles: designed to support the hips and reduce pressure on sensitive areas. These often have a notch in the centre to improve circulation and reduce numbness. Racing saddles: extremely lightweight and minimalist, designed for maximum performance and shorter race distances. Materials:Synthetic: Durable and lightweight, the most common choice for a wide range of cycling activities. Leather: Moulds to the rider over time, but requires more maintenance. Offers a classic look and longevity. Gel and foam: Used as cushioning for comfort, especially on urban and touring bikes. Maintenance and adjustment: the correct saddle height and angle are key to comfort and performance. A saddle that is adjusted too high or too low can cause knee and back pain. Regular saddle checks and replacement when necessary will ensure a long and comfortable riding experience.

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