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• #2
Thompson make them.
Or you may find sold NOS 70's BMX seatpost and be able to shim them out. -
• #3
Search for "layback" seatposts on the bay
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• #5
There was a crooked man,
And he walked a crooked mile,
He found a crooked seatpost
Upon a crooked stile;
He bought a crooked cat,
Which caught a crooked mouse,
And they all lived together
In a crooked little house. -
• #6
Or go to chain reaction cycles and search "thompson elite layback" and buy a new one for £60
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• #7
Can I have another question now please or there's a very real danger that I may have to do some work!
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• #8
Lots of regular seatpost come with a set back clamp which give about an extra inch, which is about the same as a thompson.
I run a thompson because there amazin! -
• #9
Object Can I have another question now please or there's a very real danger that I may have to do some work!
Ha ha ha ha
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• #10
where!!
quick, everybody hide!!!!!
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• #11
I'm still dyslexic. Flickwg berated me for the same mistake yesterday.
When will I ever learn. -
• #12
Object Can I have another question now please or there's a very real danger that I may have to do some work!
why is the bike biz so slow at shipping... their excuse is the headset is not in stock... funny i didnt order a head set
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• #13
Bump
I think I may have a Titec hellbent post in my garage smewhere that may be what you are after, think its 27.2.
Let me know if you want me to have a rummage (matron)
Hey all, grateful for any suggestions,
I am finding that my frame, whilst the right height, is not long enough horizontally for me... Does anyone know of any good (or if they exist) crooked seatposts?
I guess I am looking for something that goes up and then back (away from the handlebars) a bit before you fix the seat to it....
Hmmm
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