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• #37277
I forget that people buy carbon seatposts for comfort reasons.
Pesonally I just wouldn't trust a seatpost made of cardboard fibre.
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• #37278
cos you weigh 300kg of course
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• #37279
Planet-x are selling these cheap.
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/SPFSSLK/fsa-sl-k-carbon-seatpostIf you want to spend more, syntace are always good.
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• #37280
I have Max's road bars in my bin actually. He rode here and broked them.
I think it's called Power Cyling. -
• #37281
Ha, sorry I didn't take them home with me... Wasn't really in a conscious state...
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• #37282
My new frame is coming with a quil seatpost WTF?
Looks neat at least. -
• #37283
cos you weigh 300kg of course
Ha, screw you, it's more to do with the amount of miles I do and the way I treat my bike than the fact I'm a big bastard.
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• #37284
^ probably a bit of both no? Oh and as for weight, a Masterpeice is +£115, so not really comparable to a £65 post. Which is about what a standard Thomson is.
Smallflurry - I'm trying to work that out... I guess the little allen key bolt on the side adjusts the quill so you can raise the post with a saddle on.
I'm just not quite sure how it does that?
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• #37285
My new frame is coming with a quil seatpost WTF?
Looks neat at least.we have a BMC using the same seatpost at work, the seatpost itself is square rather than circular, and it's pretty skinny.
they're not the first to make quill seatpost though.
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• #37286
I know. You used to have those campag ones for the Mosers... pretty hard to find.
Retro de Corsa's got a pink Moser with one I think and it looks sick.
But surely that oldy one above you have to have either a sadle with a hole in it or measure before you put the sadle on?
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• #37287
^ probably a bit of both no? Oh and as for weight, a Masterpeice is +£115, so not really comparable to a £65 post. Which is about what a standard Thomson is.
Thomson parts are easy to get at trade price.
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• #37288
Thomson parts are easy to get at trade price.
Still doesn't make them light
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• #37289
They're light anyway.
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• #37290
WW says the lightest Thomson is a Masterpiece (SP-M102), 27.2/240 mm, from 2004 @ 153.6 g.
That's pretty light.
Anyone got one from 2004?
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• #37291
But they are light for the amount of shit they can take. make sense to me.
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• #37292
They're light anyway.
Masterpiece 31.6 x 350 listed 193 g ! 3T Doric Ltd Seat Post list 163 g .. similar retail price on Wiggle as a reference ..
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• #37293
Yep Nuno, lightest and strongest...
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• #37294
^^^ true.
But we all know everyone just buys them because they're straight.
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• #37295
Not everyone.
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• #37296
Yep, lightest and strongest...
Don't believe the marketing ! Do a google on Thomson Seatpost Failure
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• #37297
This happens to all Thomson seatposts. Fact.
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• #37298
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• #37299
Haha. Everything breaks at some point FFS.
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• #37300
Everybody has their own opinion .. but mine is they overrated and overweight
depends on whether youve got a saddle on the end of it surely?