Light and strong 31.6mm seatpost?
roger1998roger
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hi, anyone know of a light and strong 31.6mm seatpost, which has some layback as well please? I know light an dstrong don't always go together but I'm 77kg and it will go on a good bike so I don't want it to weigh a huge amount.
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Thomson or EastonMake mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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My heart always sinks a little when I read that some guys consider 77kgs to be heavy. :oops:
Anyway, you'd be hard pressed to find a stronger seatpost than a Thomson Elite. Pretty too.0 -
Yep, Thomson Elite- very strong and beautifuly made (i have one and i also weigh 77kg)pm0
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there's a bloke selling a 31.6mm layback Masterpiece here
http://www.singletrackworld.co.uk/forum ... 3&t=589113
You couldn't get much better.Facts are meaningless, you can use facts to prove anything that's remotely true! - Homer0 -
Deda Black stick... well I haven't broken mine yet and I'm a porky 72kg when I'm outta shape :oops:-- Dirk Hofman Motorhomes --0
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can anyone else not think in kgs?
what's 77 in real money?Facts are meaningless, you can use facts to prove anything that's remotely true! - Homer0 -
Thanks for the suggestions - a big help.maddog 2 wrote:there's a bloke selling a 31.6mm layback Masterpiece here
http://www.singletrackworld.co.uk/forum ... 3&t=589113
You couldn't get much better.
Perfect
Have emailed him. 0 -
Ah, but average doesn't always mean good or correct!0
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If that doesn't work out, Merlin Cycles have the Thomson Elite at £44.95 (£25 off).roger1998roger wrote:Thanks for the suggestions - a big help.maddog 2 wrote:there's a bloke selling a 31.6mm layback Masterpiece here
http://www.singletrackworld.co.uk/forum ... 3&t=589113
You couldn't get much better.
Perfect Have emailed him.0 -
Do you know if you can reverse the layback post to make a good TT post? I asked before but no-one quite knew if the saddle angle would work on the clamp mechanism.0
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Remember Big Mig anyone?A good 14 stone off the bike.0
