Is there any way of easily telling whether a seatpost clamp is for round/oval/other(?!) saddle rails?
My seatpost is a Neil Pryde cf jobbie from ebay and my go to saddle ended up wiggling free mid-ride.
I can't work out why, other than me being scared to torque up to the required 15nm (because it literally sounded like a lot - huge creaks). Could it be rail profile?
Vernier gauge taking spot measurements around the clamp's internal circumference.
If they're not all the same (give or take a smidge), it isn't round.
The same goes for checking the seatpost itself for roundness.
ETA - I'm not 100% certain that I've understood your question correctly.
Is there any way of easily telling whether a seatpost clamp is for round/oval/other(?!) saddle rails?
My seatpost is a Neil Pryde cf jobbie from ebay and my go to saddle ended up wiggling free mid-ride.
I can't work out why, other than me being scared to torque up to the required 15nm (because it literally sounded like a lot - huge creaks). Could it be rail profile?
This is a very novice question, I appreciate!