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That' really interesting, I right a straight thomson. Maybe I should change.
Do you have any more info? http://www.cyclingabout.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Seatpost-Damping.jpg
Edit: found it. http://www.cyclingabout.com/seatposts-overlooked-yet-critical-for-cycling-comfort/
@hippy you seen this?
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Well if you like how it feels, don't change it! If you feel you're lacking comfort on your bike, maybe you should look for a setback seatpost and a shorter stem :)
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TBH, it's varies on the bicycle itself.
Running 10psi less make a massive difference than dropping £200 on seatpost.
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Yeah, many moons ago. I'm still using the Thomson because it was what I had at the time and I figured it was sensible to have a strong post when hanging bags off it for two weeks. I'll revisit this stuff, cheers.
I like how my S-Works post comes up cushier than a suspension post :)
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Hmm, I could just swap my Thomson out for the S-Works and see how it goes?
Anyone have any idea how the S-Works Pave compares to S-Works carbon post?
Jaap
edscoble
hippy
setback seatposts are more forgiving/comfortable than straight seatposts. although thomson seatposts are known for their harsh ride:
