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Healthy products with a sick name

"A healthy saddle doesn't have to be uncool" - this is the motto of the young component manufacturer 66sick. The saddles and grips, which are designed to convey a lot of "swag", are now represented by a branch in Switzerland.

Stefan Gruber, the driving force behind the Transaples bikes and the distribution company Trail Supply, screws new saddles and grips onto his bike. With 66sick, Trail Supply AG is adding a young German brand to its portfolio. With its two models Espacio Libre and El Flaco, 66sick wants to prove that a healthy bike saddle doesn't have to be uncool. The anatomically optimized saddles and grips appeal to enduro and freeride riders as well as downhillers. The saddles were developed by ex-bike pro Sascha Meyenborg in collaboration with the ergonomics specialists atSQ-Lab. For the grips, Meyenborg relies on the know-how of Syntace, which is where the clamping sleeve of the screw grip comes from.

www.trailsupply.ch
www.66sick.de


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