FAQ

My saddle was squeaking a little so I ordered my free nylon gasket but I don't know how to install it.

What are the parts of your saddle?

What are your rails made of?

What is the difference between Titanico (formerly Clydesdale) and Legacy?

What is the difference in leather colors?

Why is there a difference between the Colors and Black?

Are your saddles different sizes?

Do my sit bone measurements really matter?

Will you be coming out with a lighter weight saddle?

1. Turn the saddle upside down.
2. Screw tension bolt all the way in so leather is slack and tension bolt can be separated from nose piece.
3. Separate nose piece from tension bolt.
4. If your saddle is new, the nose piece may be tight against the tension bolt, but you should be able to separate these two parts.
5. Place the gasket in the nose piece.
6. Put the tension bolt back into the nose piece and screw tension bolt back out to appropriate tension for your saddle.
7. The gasket is now between nose piece and tension bolt and sqeaking should be eliminated.
8. If you like you can spray some silicone on the gasket as well. Be sure not to get any silicone on your saddle.

*When requesting a nylon gasket please include your shipping address in the message field. Thanks!

1. Saddle – the leather upper in contact with your posterior
2. Leather laminate – the supporting leather glued to the underside of the saddle to provide support
3. Rails
4. C Form
5. Nosepiece
6. Tension Screw
7. Rivets

We recently upgraded to chromoly to provide greater strength and support for our rails.


The leather laminate is glued to the underside of the saddle to provide additional support and prevent stretching. This laminate comes in three variats:
Titanico X - A double laminate that extends through the rivets
Titanico - A single laminate that extends through the rivets
Titanico Legacy - A single laminate that does not extend through the rivets
You can have a close look here.


We manufacture 6 different colors of saddles:

Black – Available on both saddles in Watershed and TruLeather. If you weigh more than 160lbs select Titanico X. If you weigh less than 160lbs select Titanico.

Colors – Available on Titanico and Titanico X

• TruLeather Natural
• Watershed Graphite
• Watershed Mahogany
• Watershed Red
• Watershed White

Because of the tanning process the black leather tends to be stiffer and the colored leathers tend to be more pliable.


No. They are all the same size. The only difference is the laminate size on the underside of the saddle.




For most of us sit bones are not the key dimension. That is not to say sit bones are unimportant. But for most of us, the more important issue is the independent, asymetrical movement of the pelvic structure and having a saddle that mirrors this movement. Our bodies need a saddle held in suspension, made from skin like material, that molds to our individual shape and moves independently with the two sides of our bodies.


We are working on a lighter weight prototype and hope to be able to introduce it some time in 2013.