Condor carbon seatpost = disappointing
I bought a Condor Leggero in January and enjoy the frame a lot. But there is one weak point that I find disturbing. The seat post. The clamp is...appalling.
Has anyone else noticed this?
My saddle has a tendency to slide back on its rails, something that I'd never experienced with other seat posts.It's not like I can just tighten the bolt more than it is. I have enough experience to know when to stop putting torque on something.
This is a particular disappointment because all of the other items are fairly high spec. I have a Deda Newton bar and Zero100 stem, Arione saddle, etc. It's not like I've kitted it with bargain basement parts. I had, I would understand would warrant a less-than-top-of-the-range seat post.
It's the only taint on an otherwise excellent bike.
Has anyone else noticed this?
My saddle has a tendency to slide back on its rails, something that I'd never experienced with other seat posts.It's not like I can just tighten the bolt more than it is. I have enough experience to know when to stop putting torque on something.
This is a particular disappointment because all of the other items are fairly high spec. I have a Deda Newton bar and Zero100 stem, Arione saddle, etc. It's not like I've kitted it with bargain basement parts. I had, I would understand would warrant a less-than-top-of-the-range seat post.
It's the only taint on an otherwise excellent bike.
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Sounds like a cheap OEM part - buy something decent from Deda, Ritchey or FSA for example and it'll go awayMake mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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That's interesting.....I noticed the other day that my saddle had slipped back on my Condor Barrachi.0
