Suspension seat posts what are your views.
nevinkeville
Posts: 47
I've been looking around the site and seen a few suspension post reviews and I was wondering are they any good or just a gimic. I am, how can I put it, a tad on the portly side :oops: and was thinking a slight softening of the rear end sounds like it would be quite comfortable on my posterior.
So I throw this open for discussion a good buy or a waste of time.
Cheers Kev.
So I throw this open for discussion a good buy or a waste of time.
Cheers Kev.
Do or do not there is no try!
Boardman Team 08
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Boardman Team 08
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They can work well for some riders. They take the sting out, but iffy build quality means some can fall to bits quickly and rattle and play is an issue.0
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Cane Creek's Thudbuster is supposed to be pretty good but it seems an awful lot of money and complication for a seatpost.0
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The thudbuster works extremely well, but is expensive. Dont forget though, that you will lose a large amount of seatpost adjustment, I think you need something like a minimum of 3" of seatpost free to fit the LT.0