How To Fit A Bike Seat

Are you sitting comfortably? No! Then you may want to change your saddle. In this video we talk you through how to fit a bike seat step by step.
Learn how to fit a bike seat which is essential if you need to replace your bicycle saddle. We'll show you the different seat clamp fittings too so no seat is left unturned.
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[@ursulaharries4614]

Lovely clear step-by-step explanations once again thank you CMA. not sure about the background music in this one though . . .

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Glad you liked it. Maybe watch it with no sound?😉😂

[@mikepishvanov3916]

I use KZbin for a variety of instructional videos across all kinds of product categories. This is the best one I’ve ever seen! Thanks so much!

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Wow, I'm absolutely thrilled by your fantastic feedback! Thank you from the bottom of our bike-loving hearts! 🚲😊 Knowing that our bike seat fitting video stood out among all the instructional videos you've seen across different categories makes us feel incredibly proud and motivated. We're totally committed to providing a great quality content to support you on your biking adventures. So, expect more cool tutorials and tips heading your way! Enjoy more comfortable and enjoyable rides with a perfectly fitted bike seat! 🌟🚲😊

[@lifeisthedash]

Yes helped a lot to see close up step by step🙌

[@alisong8643]

After many videos yours is the only one that showed me slowly and carefully so I could get my echelon bike seat replaced. Thank you so much!!!

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Thank you for the wonderful feedback! I'm absolutely delighted to hear that my video was helpful in guiding you through the process of replacing your echelon bike seat. Taking it slow and explaining things carefully is my aim, and I'm thrilled it made a difference for you! If you have any more bike-related questions or need further assistance in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. Enjoy comfortable rides with your new bike seat! Happy cycling! 🚲😊

[@km4089]

Great video with straightforward explanation. Thanks.

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Thank you for your words 😁

[@kenwong3344]

Thank you for the good video! Clearly narrated!

[@victorchiappetta3230]

This was very well done thanks.

[@brianm.grenoble6140]

thank you, thanx, & thanx again....i've always pulled it all apart....tomorrow morn will try your method (i used to dread a saddle replacement because i ALWAYS drop a bolt while working upside down! 😮)

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

You're welcome! I'm glad you found the method helpful. Hopefully, it made your saddle replacement process a bit smoother. If you have any questions or run into any issues, feel free to reach out.🙂

[@user-nk1rg8pb3n]

Perfect! Thank you!

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Hi, and thanks for your kind words! I'm glad you found the information in this video helpful. If you have any more bike-related questions or need further advice feel free to get in touch.🙂

[@Glavonja94]

Super simple thanks!

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

You're most welcome, I'm pleased that you found the information in the video helpful. I hope that your new seat works well for you. Enjoy the rides🚲

[@brattyadvocate8755]

Thanks for posting this!!

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

You're welcome. I'm pleased that you found our video useful 🙂

[@Fobar90]

Very good video well done. Thank you very much

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Hi, and thanks for you r lovely comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out.🙂

[@mitchellroffer2027]

Best video on this. 👍

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Hi Mitchell, thanks so much for your kind words. I'm glad you found the video helpful! If there's ever a specific topic or question you'd like me to cover in a future video, let me know.🙂

[@holdenmcgroin3995]

Ah, I wondered why my Micro-adjust was tilted down so much! Will redo it, tightening both bolts evenly. Thanks!

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

No problem! Happy to be of assistance. Let me know if you need any more tips or tricks.

[@holdenmcgroin3995]

@@cyclemaintenanceacademy I've got the vseat saddle and don't have much space on my saddle clamp to move it back. I wish the saddle had longer rails... What's the part I'd need to be able to move it further back? I'm looking for saddle clamps but that's just the clamp for the seat tube to frame

[@andyhilton8653]

Enjoyed this. And the music too…

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Thanks Andy. Glad you appreciated the bit of dub!!!

[@erichobson7651]

Thank you 🙂

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

You’re welcome 😊 If you need any other advice or have a bike related question then feel free to reach out. Happy cycling 🚴‍♂️

[@CHGYu-zp9vc]

Hi, wonder if you can help...I have the first type of seat clamp, I installed the clamp on the bike seat, all good...my question is, how to secure the seat to the pole so it doesn't come out by lifting it? The bolts tighting is only to adjust seat position (sliding front/back)...thank you

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Hi. thanks for your question and apologies for not replying sooner. The side bolt will adjust the position of the saddle but also tighten the saddle to the seatpost clamp.

[@alisong8643]

Keep tightening the bolts.

[@mauriciogallardo2684]

Hi, I have the second kind of sadle, but when I want to adjust the angle, the bottom part seems to be stick to the seatpost, any guess why? Thank you.

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Hi Mauricio, thanks for the comment and apologies for not replying sonner. I just came back from my well deserved holiday:). That's a tricky one without seing it. I'll be honest, I'm not sure why the bottom part sticks to the seat post.Try to gently tap it with a mallet and see if that will release it. I hope this helps:)

[@mjw59000]

I did not manage to fit my saddle

[@amp394]

or because it's been knicked by the local crackheads. not sure why they'd steal a saddle and post but here we are hah, luckily nothing valuable.

[@cyclemaintenanceacademy]

Hey, sorry to hear that. They do this for a few reasons. One is pretty straightforward - they either want to use the parts on their own bikes or make a bit of cash selling them. The second reason is more sneaky; they might nick the saddle or front wheel, making the bike unusable for a while. The owner leaves the bike until he/she can get a replacement. This gives the thieves the opportunity to come back later, mess with the bike lock, and steal the bike. I hope that you have your bike back on the road with a new comfy saddle.