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• #2
Have you put a minimal smear of grease around the inside of the clamp (and it goes without saying, also the threads/under the head of the clamp bolt).
This should help it achieve the requisite torque... but don't overdo it.
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• #3
yeah i have as normal - i've not much experience with these seperate clamps - i've always had frames with the intergrated jobs.
maybe there's too much grease - i might give it a clean then try again.
The clamps aren't shit then?
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• #4
Dunno. A clamp's a clamp. Unless it's some ridiculously scant lightweight one (which it won't be), it should work fine. And I haven't heard of OTP Fuji's having badly reamed seat-tubes either.
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• #5
right - i'm going t degrease and clean it all, regrease then try again... We'll see...
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• #6
the stock clamps are just crap
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• #7
Perhaps it works better if the clamp points the other way.
Check how the seat tube and the clamp are lined up.It may be a bit better when the slots are NOT lined up, but on the opposite side.
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• #8
well in the end I bought a salsa clamp but that was too small - even though it's the size in the fuji spec - but it does clamp onto the seat tube perfectly so I put it above the other. Problem solved!
The seat keeps slipping down on my fuji beater - not by much noticably over the course of a ride - i dpont think i've buggered the clamp... is the stock one just crap?