SDGTi-Fly
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elzoroinphill
(Sep 8, 2009 at 13:56)
Lighter than air. You'll probably need a chamois in your pants for a very long day of riding, but otherwise I love my saddle.
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It's weightless, and surprisingly comfy, I personally would not run it on any DH/FR/DJ bike, but for XC it's great.
SDGTi-Fly
(MSRP $129.99)
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The TI-Fly is SDG’s lightest fully-padded railed saddle. Even with the sleek minimalistic approach taken in creating this saddle, the shape and engineered flex lends itself to be surprisingly comfortable. (260mm x 127mm)
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Lightweight EVA Foambr>
Titanium Railsbr>
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Ti-Fly - $129.99 MSRP
Specifications Compare to other Seats
| Price | $130 | |
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| Weight | 185g | |
| Color Options | Black Top/Black Perf Sides, White Top/Gray Mesh Sides, White Top/ Black Perf Sides | |
| Clamping Standard | Rail |
Clamping Standard - Seats have used a rail design since day 1 basically, however, recently some companies are looking to reinvent this design. Designs such as I-beam have been showing up, however, rail seats wont be dying off anytime soon.
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| Ride Style | Competition |
Ride Style - Ride style is a reference word for how you ride. Some seats are designed for people who are going to be sitting down a lot, or pedaling excessive amounts. Some others are designed for weight saving, and limited use. Pick your seat for your riding style.
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