Ritchey WCS Skyline Carbon Rail Bike Saddle (V2)Developed for both road cycling and mountain bike (MTB) disciplines, this versatile saddle is well-equipped for wherever your next ride takes you. It features a premium Ritchey synthetic cover, which makes it suitable at handling multiple changes to your riding position as well as the increased pressure from long adventures. Its shell is constructed from two materials, so riders will benefit from the flexibility and strength of its nylon properties and the stiffness and low weight of its carbon fibre build. This combination makes it perfect for tackling whatever the terrain throws at you on your travels.Versatile Saddle with Carbon Fibre RailsKeeping weight to a minimum, this model is kitted out with carbon fibre rails for a strong and dependable hold to your seatpost as you conquer every ride. Its carbon fibre rails provide an excellent strength to weight ratio, so riders can enjoy fantastic durability and strength without adding any unnecessary excess grams to their bike. Coming equipped with superlight polyurethane foam padding, it also delivers lasting comfort when taking the long road home on your road bike or exploring new trails on your mountain bike. Vector Wing DesignShape and padding are key in the comfort of a bike saddle, but also its performance. This Ritchey saddle features the patented Vector Wing, which isolates and suspends the rear saddle rail attachment points from the saddle shell, allowing saddle pressure to be distributed more evenly and naturally. Vector Wing eliminates hot spots and provides incredible comfort for long, beautiful rides on country roads and hard rides out on the trail or on the race course.Features: Cover Material: Premium Ritchey Synthetic upper Shell Material: Nylon and Carbon Fibre Rails Material: Carbon Fibre Padding Material: Superlight Polyurethane Foam Use: Road, MTB Size: 277x147mm Rails Size: 8x8.5mm Vector Wing design Weight: 184gBuy Ritchey Components from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World’s Largest Online Bike Store.
