Wanted: Any old silver seatpost 27mm, I think

Posted on Wed 28th, May 2008

• #1

Julio

Anyone got a seatpost lying around that they would like to get rid of for a few bob?
I had to get the tube today coz my old was in buggered and it was goddam awful.
I don't need anything fancy; it's for my crappy bike.
27mm, I think.
I measured it several times and got a load of conflicting measurements. Acording to Sheldon it would be 27.2mm (it isn't, as I tried another post) or 27mm.
I hope he's right.
• #2

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Julio, if you take your frame into any decent sized bike shop, they'll have a tool for measuring seatpost width. Evans on the cut, next to waterloo for example has one.

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