Description:Designed for the high-performance cyclist, the SDG Ti-Fly saddle features all of the characteristics of the I-Fly, but with traditional rails. It's engineered with comfort, flex and light weight in mind. This seat flies.
An extremely light and good looking saddle, unfortunately the texture gets worn quickly. It feels very good when riding hard bumpy trails or just cruising along, it's almost feels "invisible".
Very easy to get in behind the saddle for the trickier down slopes and back up again.
For shorter rides under 2 hours this saddle is great, anything longer and you are in for alot of ass hurt. This saddle would have been perfect with a little more flex.
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Submitted by
Mark
a Racer
from Auckland, New Zealand Date Reviewed: March 6, 2007
Saddle fitted straight on a thomson seatpost, No Problems. It feels a bit like a plank when sitting on it in the garage, but it flex's during the ride and doesn't numb the bum. Most of my rides are 1-1/2 hours at a time.
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Submitted by
Spongebob
a
from NJ Date Reviewed: December 31, 2006
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Purchased At:
eBay
Strengths:
Nicely finished, actual weight is what they advertise, 177g, comfortable for rocky XC rides.
Weaknesses:
Could have a relief zone or groove
Similar Products Used:
All kinds of WTBs and Selle's and so on
Bike Setup:
Burner, Reba U Turn, Formula K24's, Truvativ Team and Isis Cranks, Cobalt Ti BB, AmCl and CK Hubs, Synergy rims, AVA rear shock, Thomson post
Bottom Line:
Bought this for the price and weight for my XC project bike. Was a little worried about the comfort, since its so light, but that's not an issue. Haven't done an all day ride yet, but I don't think that'll matter. Nicely finished. This is the all black leather cover one.
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