Swap my Thompson laid back seatpost for your inline 27.2 410mm

Posted on Fri 2nd, September 2016

• #1

conservative_values
Hi there, looking to swap for obvious reasons. Thompson preferred but anything similar value and condition considered. Post is in average to good condition, few light insertion marks. It's not gonna go on your A1 bike,more like a performance upgrade on your trainer.

Ps. Will try and add more photos.
Cheers
Cv

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• #2

conservative_values
Another one

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• #3

conservative_values
Typical insertion mark

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• #4

Scott_Craw

I have got an inline that will be coming off the bike but already have the replacement for it. If you are interested PM me I ll give you more info
• #5

conservative_values

Looking for cost neutral options in the first instance cheers.
• #6

Bomtergman in reply to @conservative_values

Otherwise I might be interested in your setback post!
• #7

conservative_values

Bump, still looking...
• #8

conservative_values

Still looking, actually only need 330mm. I also have a matt carbon one from a 2015 Specialized Tarmac Pro looks like this but Matt. Again 27.2mm v.good conditon. Someone must want to swap an inline for a one with a moderate setback...

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