Description WTB's Speed Comp delivers comfort at an affordable price. Love-channel center groove and Comfort Zone padding relieve soft-tissue pressure and promote blood flow. Stiff nylon frame incorporates flexible elastomers for a combination of support and comfort.
Steel rails 145mm x 265mm 369g Reviews Ordered by Most Relevant First
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Simple, effective!
by chadmarra
Daily Commuter
NYC
Bought this for a clean-looking replacement seat for Karate Monkey. It's cushy and legit at a low price - can't beat!
Reviewed 5/8/2018
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quality seat at low price
1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Have one on my mountain bike and road bike like the seat
Reviewed 5/15/2014
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by LPS
Cycling Enthusiast
Spartanburg,S.C.
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Not overly comfortable, but light. Could use a little more cushioning. I'm switching from a heavily padded, spring supported seat. Almost sent it back but my bum is getting used to it.
Reviewed 11/26/2013
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Great Seat and inexpensive!!
by Anonymous
Casual Cyclist
Wisconsin
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
A great seat for a steal of a price! It's a little stiff right now, but once my rear end gets used to riding again, it won't be an issue. Definitely worth it!!
Reviewed 4/6/2011
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very comfortable very firm great deal
by porgyman
Cycling Enthusiast
stratford.ct
2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
Used to replace stock WTB saddle on my Gary Fisher feels much better nice and firm lots of adjustment on rails, tried it from closeout list glad I did.
Reviewed 3/16/2011
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