If you're not comfortable on the bike, you're not going to have much fun. Germany's Ergon is acutely aware of this, and is continually pushing the envelope of product design to assure the fun factor remains high. Press play to learn more.

Video: Ergon SM and SR Women's Saddles, SME3 Enduro Saddle, GA3, GA2 Fat, and GE1 Evo Grips, and a super light tube



New for 2018 is a host of new ride-enhancing products starting with a pair of highly-engineered women's specific saddles. The SM and SR are the result of extensive research in which Ergon discovered that women's saddle needs are significantly different than for men. The German brand found that on average women have a wider pubic bone angle and are also more flexible, allowing them to roll further forward on the saddle. Additionally, extensive conversations with both pro and recreational riders revealed frequent episodes of pressure, pain, and even numbness due to soft tissue compression.

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To combat these issues Ergon created a pair of saddles that are wider in the transition area, while also providing pressure relief in the frontal area. There's also a cut-out for additional pressure relief, which is especially helpful when doing technical climbs when you slide forward on the saddle.

The new saddles come with or without gel, are available in two colors (black and berry), and come in two sizes, S/M and M/L. Visit your local Ergon dealer to get measured on their digital measurement device and start riding without discomfort.

Ergon also has a new enduro specific saddle, the SME3, that features strategically placed pockets that allow your sit bones to stay on top of the saddle. It's also very light and durable, so it won't tear the next time you have an unscheduled get off.

Finally, Ergon has expanded its popular grip offerings with the new GA3 (smaller and winged), GA2 Fat (33mm vs 32mm diameter), and GE1 Evo, which is made from a new softer rubber compound.

Gallery: Ergon SM and SR women's saddles, SME3 Enduro Saddle, GA3, GA2 Fat and GE1 Evo Grips

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For more info visit www.ergon-bike.com