The new Tellis is available with more drop, and has an ingenious saddle rail clamp design.

Kirt put the SDG Bel-Air V3 Max through the ringer in the sunny hills of California.

SDG is going BIG this Wednesday.

New and updated saddles, pedals and dropper post from SDG.

SDG has launched a new adjustable premium lever to complement its Tellis dropper.

What does the COVID Bike Boom for the industry, when will stocks return to normal and how do we ensure this leads to a healthy future for cycling?

All the latest tech from September.

The one is all about cockpits and slowing down.

The SDG Apollo Stratos combines Lemoine's love of slopestyle with his clothing line.

SDG expands its contact points range with a new grip.

A look at the latest gear to cross our desks.

SDG mark 25 years of the Bel-Air with the new V3 Saddle.

There are some clear trends emerging in the world of saddles.

Ten saddles get put through the wringer to find which offer the most comfort and durability.

Today's advent prize will provide increased levels of comfort. Click here to enter for your chance to win.

SDG says the new saddle's shape has been optimized for aggressive trail riders with all-day comfort in mind.

Today's advent prize will make your favourite grom very happy. Click here to enter for your chance to win.

SDG's first entry into the dropper post world promises to be simple and reliable, and Levy finds out if there's any truth to those claims.

Skinnier diameter bars and grips, tiny matching pedals and a kid-sized saddle to match it all.

On a mission to address four common dropper post problems, SDG claims the Tellis is durable, simple, affordable and with a feather-light actuation.

Today SDG are giving five people the chance to win an SDG Chepi Duster P Mtn Ti Saddle & Slater Grip Combo package. You know the drill, click here to enter.

SDG's new grips and pint-sized Fly Jr. seat, fresh DH rubber from Vee Tire Co., and Box's DH derailleur and shifter.

SDG Components launch their 2017 line.

The fastest cross-country mountain bike in the world, and a wild wheel with built-in suspension.

A beautiful stainless steel hardtail, X-Fusion's new 27.5+ fork, and SDG's I-Fly 2.0 seat.

Spruce up your bike with some new bling from SDG.

Novel seat designs, carbon cranks and slim pedals, and a clever rear thru-axle that we could be seeing a lot more of in the future.

SDG unveils new website with an enhanced 2014 product collection.

Relatively inexpensive single ring drivetrain solutions, seats inspired by Cam Zink, clever chain tools, and new 35mm clamp handlebars and stems can all be found inside.

TRICKX 3.Lite knee pads • SDG/ODI Lock-On grips • Tioga Psycho Genius Venture tire

Product Picks is a weekly feature that lets you see the latest gear that we're rocking and how it performs.

The boys at SDG have been busy putting their all-star WC team together, see who's rocking their saddles for 2012.

SDG's I-Fly Storm saddle uses micro injected rubber tread to help keep the rider in place when conditions get nasty. Have a look at both the production model and the first prototype made by Sam Hill's mechanic, Jacy.

Hidden away in the SDG booth was a prototype I-Beam seat designed especially for Sam Hill and team Monster Energy/Specialized. With molded in traction patches and custom graphics, the neat saddle is very unique.

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With its fresh new look, new owner and a stable of top sponsored athletes, SDG COMPONENTS rolled into the Sea Otter Classic with lofty expectations and
came away with phenomenal feedback and several podium spots. Opting to partner with Northern California’s anchor retailer - RideSFO (rideSFO.com) – new president Tyler Anspach and his longtime lieutenant, Chris Han, used the RideSFO booth as their base camp. Heavy consumer traffic, a DJ and a cloudless blue sky made for a solid weekend for the globe’s premier saddle brand.

Source: SDG Components

Leading bicycle saddle maker SDG USA’s Bicycle Division has been acquired by its former General Manager for an undisclosed sum, the company announced today. Tyler Anspach, who has been with SDG for eight years, formed SDG Components LLC and the entity purchased the Bicycle Division’s inventory, intellectual property - including worldwide patents and trademarks. Anspach will serve as President of the Huntington Beach, CA-based enterprise.

The SDG Dirt Comp 2008 has come to an end. The Finals were held on the A4 trails, home trails to the organizing SDG crew. Jeremy (MTBpro), Nicky (BMXpro) and Jean Pierre (MTB) won the finals and the overall titles.

Sun, low wind, many dirt loving riders on the scene, a neat little camp fire, a bit of BBQ'ing, great music, happy faces all around the place and not to forget, brilliant riding! Sounds great doesn’t it? Well, let me say it was.

Kevin Katinas wins the SDG Dirt Comp event during the opening of Bikepark Heerenveen. It was one of the best days for Dutch dirt jumping yet.

The circle was completed in the big village of Heerenveen, the scene that started with Kevin Katinas jumping of stuff with a XC bike, has grown into a DJ scene with a small hard core, but that has a huge bunch of kids that also want to ride somehow. And with the opening of Bikepark Heerenveen recently, after years of hard work , and with Katinas winning the third SDG Dirt Comp event at his home trails, it was another step in making this scene more productive and alive for years to come.

The second event of the SDG Dirt Comp at the Hellentrails in Goirle, the Netherlands, was won by Joris Ottschytsch (MTB pro) and Sven Grieten (BMX pro). With a few hundred people standing around the course and a sun warming us up every now and then, the mood was great.

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Holland’s first dirt competitions started last Saturday with the first event in Drachten.

Dutch's best MTB DJ/Slope Style riders were there with a few BMX riders, to have a good day together with what has become a small group of mates.