Ergonomics for Cyclists

“The saddle is extremely comfortable, even after six hours of rough terrain.”
World Traveler Anselm Nathanael Pahnke about the ST Core Prime Touring Saddle series

  • Welcome 2025

    Close-Up of the SR Allroad Pro Carbon Men

    Get a sneak peak of our new products unveiled at Eurobike.

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  • Made in Germany

    The Ergon GS1 in production. Above it is the inscription “Made in Germany”.

    Development, manufacturing and sustainability from Germany

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  • CORE HD® Saddle Technology

    Core HD: Damping without compromise

    Damping without compromise for improved performance and a whole new riding experience

    Discover CORE HD®

  • CORE 3D® Saddle Technology

    Core 3D: The Pain-Free-Support Formula

    The Pain-Free Support Formula

    Discover CORE 3D®

  • World’s best riders trust in Ergon

    Vali Höll is delighted with her victory.

    Ergon Factory Rider

    Discover Ergon's pro riders

  • The original

    Close-up of the Ergon GP1.

    The GP revolutionized the bicycle grip

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  • How to Find the Right Saddle Position on Your Bike

    Indoor cycling analysis by cyclists on ergometers with pressure measurement

    Proper adjustment of your bike saddle prevents discomfort, pain, and health issues while cycling. We'll show you how to do it.

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  • Numb Toes While Cycling? – What Can I Do About It?

    Two cyclists on e-bikes on a road.

    Numb toes when cycling? Do your feet fall asleep on every tour? Our ergonomics experts will tell you how to avoid this.

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  • Nutrition in Cycling - Tips & Insights

    Female cyclists in a race, close-up, focus on dynamic movement and beverages.

    Nutrition in Cycling - Learn more about the basics in proper cycling nutrition with us!

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  • Numb Hands While Cycling – What to Do?

    A cyclist using the GP1 Evo grip by Ergon. The bike handlebar is visible with a rural landscape in the background.

    If your hands fall asleep or you experience numbness and pain in your hands while cycling, you should read these tips.

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