SDG Radar Ti-Alloy Saddle - Orange

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The SDG Radar Ti-Alloy Saddle is a high-performance mountain bike saddle engineered for enduro, trail, and cross-country riders who demand both comfort and durability. Its flat-forward design allows for efficient power transfer during climbs, while the integrated Peri-canal relief channel keeps you comfortable on long hauls; however, its slim 140mm profile may feel too narrow for riders who prefer a wider sit-bone support base.
| Colour | Orange |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon |
| Model Part Number | SDG-01502 |
| Brand | SDG |
The saddle weighs approximately 210 grams.
While designed for mountain biking, the flat profile can work for road cycling if the 140mm width matches your needs.
Yes, it is specifically shaped to provide clearance for the tire when the suspension is fully compressed on bikes with 29-inch wheels.
The saddle measures 270mm in length and 140mm in width.
The rails are compatible with almost all standard mountain bike seatpost clamp systems.
Simply wash with mild soap and water; the Kevlar is inherently durable and does not require special treatments.
Check the seatpost rail clamp torque and ensure the rails are clean and free of grit where they contact the saddle cradle.
Verify that your seatpost clamp bolts are tightened to the correct torque value specified in your seatpost manual.
Installation of the SDG Radar is standard for most mountain bike seatposts. When mounting, ensure your seatpost clamp is tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications to protect the Ti-Alloy rails. This saddle is compatible with most standard mountain bike rail clamps. To care for your saddle, wipe the nylon cover with a damp cloth after muddy rides. Because of the Kevlar side panels, the saddle is resistant to minor scrapes; however, avoid using harsh chemical degreasers directly on the fabric as this can degrade the bonding agents of the cover over time.