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A range of ergonomic saddles scientifically engineered to precisely fit each rider.
A range of different saddles suitable for every type of riding.
A range of innovative saddles with a removable top that you can bring with you and customize according to your individual taste.
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These 5 safety tips are provided as part of an educational project for young cyclists, launched by Selle Royal in collaboration with ECF and FIAB. We are curious to know your advice on how to ride in safety! Draw it on the back of our new Kids saddle packaging, snap a picture with your phone or computer and upload it below.
The road is for everyone to use and share – no vehicle is ‘in charge’! To share the roads we must all respect each other and look out for the safety of others around us as well as ourselves.
Always use dedicated cycle lanes and paths. They keep you away from motorized road traffic, the safe choice. When the bike path or lane starts and finishes, take extra care to look – and be seen!
Learn the rules of the road – things like what signs and lines mean, and when and how to look and signal. They help everyone to enjoy the roads in safety.
The more you can be seen, the safer you’ll be! Bike lights and bright, fluorescent or reflective clothing or stickers really help (in some countries, the law says you must use lights or high-vis clothing).
A helmet protects the most important part of your body – your head! It must be a snug and comfortable fit with the strap fastened securely, and your ears must be free to hear clearly.
We would love it if you shared your drawing with us and the rest of the world!
Don’t have the saddle? Download here the black and white artwork to print.
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