BiSaddle Hurricane Adjustable Bike Saddle
The BiSaddle Hurricane is designed for riders who want a truly customizable saddle fit. Unlike traditional saddles with a fixed shape, BiSaddle's patented split-saddle design allows you to adjust the width, angle, and profile to better match your anatomy and riding position.
Ideal for triathlon, gravel, cross-country, and mountain biking, the Hurricane's short-nose design and central relief channel help support the sit bones while reducing pressure on sensitive soft tissue. The result is improved comfort and reduced numbness—especially important during long rides or extended time in the aero position.
Why You'll Love It
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Fully Adjustable Fit – Customize the saddle's width, angle, and profile to fit your body and riding position.
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Pressure Relief – The split design and center channel help reduce soft-tissue and perineal pressure.
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Excellent for Triathlon – The 218mm short-nose design works well with aggressive, forward-rotated aero positions.
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Adjustable Width – Offers a wide adjustment range to accommodate different sit-bone widths.
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19mm Padding – Provides a balance of support and cushioning without excessive bulk.
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Versatile Design – Built for triathlon, gravel, XC, and mountain-bike applications.
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Adaptable Over Time – Re-adjust the saddle as your position, bike fit, or riding style changes.
Specifications
Length: 218mm
Adjustable Width: 100–175mm
Padding Thickness: 19mm
Saddle Height: 60mm from center of rail
Shape: Central relief channel
Weight: Starting at approximately 307g
Recommended Use: Triathlon, Gravel, XC & Mountain Bike
Dial In Your Perfect Fit
Saddle comfort isn't one-size-fits-all. The BiSaddle Hurricane gives you the ability to fine-tune your contact points rather than forcing your body to adapt to a fixed saddle. Whether you're trying to eliminate numbness, improve sit-bone support, or stay comfortable in aero for longer, the Hurricane provides an exceptionally adjustable platform for dialing in your position.
A great choice for triathletes and cyclists who have struggled to find a traditional saddle that truly fits.
