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FAQ Adjust saddle & handlebars

The most frequently asked questions about saddle and handlebar adjustment can be found here!
At the bottom of this page we have placed a video explaining how to adjust your handlebars.

How do I properly adjust my saddle?

It is important that you are stable on the bike. If you move back and forth while cycling, the saddle is not properly adjusted.
You can check the height of the saddle in 2 ways:

  • Stand upright next to the bicycle. Make sure that the seat of the saddle is adjusted to the height of your hip.
    or
  • Take a seat on the bike. Place one foot on the lowest pedal and the other foot on the floor.
    Your toes should still touch the floor and the leg with the foot on the pedal
    may have a slight bend.

How do I properly adjust my steering wheel?

A properly adjusted handlebar is important for a good posture of the back and the pressure on your hands:

  • Sit on the bike so that you sit properly and comfortably. For a bike like Bayck, this is an upright position.
  • You wave your hands forward relaxed. When you can grip the handles with slightly bent arms, the handlebars are in the right position for you.

How do I choose the right saddle?

Bayck uses 3 types of high-quality saddles from Selle Royal:

Sporty:Selle Royal Essenza Athletic

  • Suitable for a sporty leaning forward sitting position.
  • In this position, the pressure point is mainly at the front.
  • The saddle has a recess.

Comfortable: Selle Royal Essenza Moderate

  • Wide saddle aimed at recreational use.
  • You have a straighter posture, with the pressure on the buttocks.
  • The extra wide seat provides a good resting point

Comfortable extra: Selle Royal Essenza Relaxed

  • Wide saddle aimed at recreational use
  • You have a straighter posture, with the pressure on the buttocks.
  • The extra wide seat provides a good resting point.
  • extra suspension

Check out how to adjust your saddle here!

See here how to properly adjust your steering wheel