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World's First Saddle Angle Adjuster

What is the SwitchGrade?

The SwitchGrade is radical new bike product that bolts onto your seatpost and lets you change saddle tilt on the fly - nose down for climbing, nose up for the rough stuff, and flat for level or undulating terrain.

Watch the video for a quick explanation and demo.

But why would I want to tilt my saddle when climbing?

Tilting the seat nose-down is a proven method to counter steep inclines, keeping your saddle perpendicular to gravity aka 'flat' relative to the ground.

Negative saddle tilt will help if you've experienced any of the following when climbing:

  • Fatigue or shortness of breath
  • Pain, discomfort, or numbing in sensitive areas caused by saddle pressure
  • Lower back pain
  • Weakened arms from pulling the bars
  • Loss of power or pedaling efficiency
  • Losing traction (ie. spinning out rear wheel)
  • Front wheel lifting
  • Sliding off the saddle

How does it work?

Just grab the lever and tilt the saddle - that's it. No stopping and no tools needed. Easy peasy.

Who is the SwitchGrade designed for?

SwitchGrades are used by thousands of passionate riders in over 40 countries around the world, where you'll find enduro riders, ebikers, freeriders, trail, gravel, and bikepackers.

If where your ride has big climbs and bigger descents, the SwitchGrade's got your back (and backside).

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PRECISION ENGINEERED

MADE IN CANADA

"MADE TO ORDER" IN SMALL BATCHES USING LOCALLY SOURCED MATERIALS

Find your SwitchGrade

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"I ride with multiple folks for whom this could be the best upgrade to their riding experience since dropper posts themselves."
"This is where my biggest revelation about the SwitchGrade quickly came to fruition - it's an eMTB'ers deram. Seriously!"
"That is a wicked product, it's absolutely genius. That is genuinely really, really cool."
"We believe the concept is fundamentally sound, and it proves a true performance advantage both on climbs and on descents."

Yoann Barelli in No Bad Days