San Marco Era Composite Saddles


  • Average Rating: 4/5
  • MSRP: $ 200.00
  • # of Reviews: 1

Product Description

  • Thin-wall tubular titanium rails
  • Double lamination braided carbon fiber with Kevlar in a force direction orientation are used for the shell
  • A superlight closed-cell foam is used for padding and is covered in a light (but tough) nylon weave
  • Weight: 140 grams


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Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:4
Submitted by skipunk13367 a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: February 12, 2008

Strengths:    Light weight, tough nylon cover, good fore and aft adjustment

Weaknesses:    exposed carbon fiber can get scarped up if you crash or lay your bike on its side

Bottom Line:   
Great saddle, I upgrade from a nashbar tri saddle that was an extra my brother had. Took about a month to get use to it. Now I'm able to ride 40 plus miles and I am very comfortable. The carbon fiber flexes just enough, and it also helps to absorb road vibrations

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Favorite Ride:   out and backs around lowville, ny

Price Paid:    $150.00

Purchased At:   nashbar

Similar Products Used:   bontrager race basic, nashbar T1 titanium

Bike Setup:   stock '07 trek 1000



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