The Silverado is one of WTB’s most iconic and revered saddle shapes. Light-weight and slim, the design oozes speed while proving to be incredibly comfortable. Ride a Silverado and you’ll quickly know what everyone’s raving about.
FEATURES:
- Long, tapered nose and flatter platform provide ample real estate for shifting positions.
- Optimized padding-to-weight ratio make the Silverado a hit across all disciplines, including road.
USAGE: Adventure Road - Gravel - Cross Country - Trail - Enduro
PADDING: Thin
NOT SURE WHAT SIZE SADDLE TO GET?
REVIEWS: Blister Gear Review - Bike Radar - singletracks - CX Magazine - Riding Gravel -
SPECIFICATIONS:
| Rail Material | Rail Color | Weight | Details | Width | Length | Sit Bone Range | Part Number |
| Carbon* (7mm x 9mm) | Carbon |
176g |
Microfiber Cover / Flex-Tuned Shell / DNA Padding | Narrow - 135mm | 280mm | 69-101mm | W065-0574 |
| Titanium | Metal and matte black | 200g | Microfiber Cover / Flex-Tuned Shell / DNA Padding | Narrow - 135mm | 280mm | 69-101mm | W065-0575 |
| Cromoly | Metal and gloss black | 265g | Microfiber Cover / Flex-Tuned Shell / HLX Padding | Narrow - 135mm | 280mm | 69-101mm | W065-0576 |
| Steel | Gloss black | 295g | Microfiber Cover / Flex-Tuned Shell / DNAx Padding | Narrow - 135mm | 280mm | 69-101mm | W065-0577 |
| Carbon* (7mm x 9mm) | Carbon | 181g | Microfiber Cover / Flex-Tuned Shell / DNA Padding | Medium - 142mm | 280mm | 101-130mm | W065-0628 |
| Titanium | Metal and matte black | 204g | Microfiber Cover / Flex-Tuned Shell / DNA Padding | Medium - 142mm | 280mm | 101-130mm | W065-0578 |
| Cromoly | Metal and gloss black | 270g | Microfiber Cover / Flex-Tuned Shell / HLX Padding | Medium - 142mm | 280mm | 101-130mm | W065-0579 |
| Steel | Gloss black | 310g | Microfiber Cover / Flex-Tuned Shell / DNAx Padding | Medium - 142mm | 280mm | 101-130mm | W065-0580 |
*Recommended torque for all carbon rails: Vertical load clamp- 80 in-lbf (9.0N*m). Side-load clamp- 120 in-lbf (13.5 N*m)
Recommended torques are specific to WTB carbon saddles. You must also consult the saddle User's Manual for the seat post's recommended torque. If the seat post torque recommendation exceeds the saddle's recommendation's always use the lower torque recommendation.