Selle San Marco launches the Mantra, a sporty saddle for off-road riding | Ride MTB

Selle San Marco launches the Mantra, a sporty saddle for off-road riding

Selle San Marco expands its collection for the world of cycling with the new Mantra, the saddle for enduro, trail and gravel. A seemingly minimalist style, but one that hides numerous technical details.

With the new Mantra, the Selle San Marco brand redefines its own version of off-road disciplines. The linear and minimalist design leaves room for technical solutions that the Asolo-based company has implemented to guarantee control of movement and the correct position while pedaling.

The first characteristic that immediately catches the eye is the delta shape, which allows the cyclist to easily find the correct and functional position in the saddle, an important feature for irregular surfaces from which constant impacts come and on which the position must be changed frequently. In addition, the Mantra saddle has a completely flat shape to guarantee greater freedom of movement.

The saddle nose is wide and padded (>40mm) for greater comfort in the thrust phase and better control when descending, while the open seat shell reduces pressure on the perineal area. However, the cover is closed to prevent mud from penetrating through the hole.

Available in idmatch L2 size with frame in three versions: Carbon FX, Xsilite and Manganese. Mantra is sold on the website sellesanmarco.com and by specialist bike dealers.

Technical data Mantra Carbon FX

  • Dimensions: W 154 x L 244 mm
  • Frame: Carbon FX 
  • Weight: 187 g
  • Usage: Off-road
  • Recommended retail price: € 199.90

Technical data Mantra Xsilite

  • Dimensions: W 154 x L 244 mm
  • Frame: Xsilite 
  • Weight: 212 g
  • Usage: Off-road
  • Recommended retail price: € 149.90

Technical data Mantra Mangan

  • Dimensions: W 154 x L 244 mm
  • Frame: Manganese 
  • Weight: 229 g
  • Usage: Off-road
  • Recommended retail price: €129.90

sellesanmarco.com/mantra


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