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Selle San Marco Concor Dynamic saddle


IF YOU'RE USED to a fat, flat saddle we can't emphasise how narrow this distinctively rounded San Marco seat will feel at first.

That doesn't mean it's a minimalist race shell that'll rattle your knackers on any remotely rough surface though, because deep padding and a central cutout in the shell (not the upholstery) give impressive comfort where it does contact your body. The rounded nose and rear and deep sides make it easy to slide around on without catching your shorts so it works well on technical terrain if you've not got a dropper post to get it out of the way. Protective bumpers and a carbon fibre reinforced shell add durability too.

PRICE 100$




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