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Ragley Tracker trail saddle


SO GOOD
The Tracker is a sleek proposition with its matt finish and gloss logos. At 257g it’s pretty good weight-wise considering the price.

It’s slightly softer than average, with a small cut-out on the underside. We found it comfy on all-day rides (it’s been designed with hardtails in mind) and the lack of a textured surface means it won’t cheesegrater your shorts when covered in grit.

NO GOOD
There really isn’t much to fault here. The slightly concave shape makes sliding up the nose for steep
efforts trickier than on some flatter saddles, but not by much.

PRICE 60$

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