"The idea behind the TF1 is pretty straightforward. It works off Ergon's BMR, or Biomechanical Reference Point. It uses the 75mm-wide point on the saddle as the consistent reference instead of the saddle nose."
"Using the same point every time makes it much easier to repeat saddle height, setback, tilt, and even reach to the bars. The most basic fitting can be done with a small measuring tape and a level app on a cell phone."
"The TF1 feels like the sort of tool that would be especially useful for travel, events, and quick fixes. Flying to a race? Toss it in the bag."
The Ergon TF1 saddle tool is designed to assist riders in achieving the perfect bike fit, especially when traveling. It utilizes the Biomechanical Reference Point (BMR) for consistent measurements, avoiding the inconsistencies of saddle noses. The tool includes notched reference points for additional fitting tools and can be used with basic measuring devices. Retailing at around $25, the TF1 is portable and practical for quick adjustments, making it ideal for events and travel situations.
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