INTRODUCING WTB’S “VOLT” LINE OF SADDLES

Whale-Tail, Love Channel, and Comfort Zone Lead All-Mountain Evolution

Mill Valley, CA (CFEpr+) August 22, 2012 – – Over 30 years of innovation has led WTB to create the latest in All Mountain saddles – the Volt. Ridden to podium spots as the official saddle of this years’ Downieville All Mountain World Championship, the Volt features some of the latest improvements in cycling performance and comfort.

The Volt saddle line was developed in collaboration with mountain bike pioneer Mark Slate and WTB’s team of All Mountain Pro riders led by Mark Weir (eight-time Downieville Downhill Champ) and Jason Moeschler, (three-time Downieville All Mountain Champ).

Volt Saddle by WTB
Volt Saddle by WTB

The “Whale Tail” design allows riders to push back and gain leverage when climbing, while anchoring the hips when aggressively cornering. The uniquely broad neck area proves a comfortable forward platform position for extended pedaling. Coupled with WTB’s proprietary Love Channel and Comfort Zone technology, the Volt delivers performance and comfort whether racing in Downieville, riding on your favorite local trails, competing in a triathlon or riding Levi’s Gran Fondo.

The Volt is available in 133mm x 265mm and comes in Race (cromoly), Pro (Nicro), Team (titanium), and SLT (titanium) models. The SLT version weighs in at a nimble 220g that is not only tough enough for AM
but light enough for XC and road riding.

Retail pricing is: SLT – $150, Team – $130, Pro – $90 and Race – $60.

Click Here for more info on WTB’s new Volt All-Mountain saddles.

WTB volt saddle overview

 

ABOUT WTB:

Founded in 1982, WTB has been defining State-of-the-Art cycling products since its inception. With a profound focus on wheel, tire, rim, saddle, grip and accessory technology, this rider-owned and staffed company builds superior products through constant real-world testing and a ground-breaking passion for mountain biking.

Visit WTB.com to get a glimpse into the next 30 years of mountain bike design.

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