Flip-able seat post?
cyberknight
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Can anyone reccomend a flippable seat post?
Bike i have i cannot move the seat far enough forward (long top tube) and the post that is on is cannot rotate the saddle enough to be flat when flipped.
I have ordered one of these off ebay for £10(from sjs ebay shop) that sits on top of your seat tube and adds up to 4 cm (obviously you drop the seat a bit)
http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/src/froogle/ ... r-1307.htm
and some have said i should look at one of these?
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Syste ... 360006738/
Bike i have i cannot move the seat far enough forward (long top tube) and the post that is on is cannot rotate the saddle enough to be flat when flipped.
I have ordered one of these off ebay for £10(from sjs ebay shop) that sits on top of your seat tube and adds up to 4 cm (obviously you drop the seat a bit)
http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/src/froogle/ ... r-1307.htm
and some have said i should look at one of these?
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Syste ... 360006738/
FCN 3/5/9
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I don't like the first solution because it looks like a bodge to me. Can't think of anything really wrong with it but I'd be worried I had the wrong size frame.
I wouldn't have thought the Ex post would make much difference as I think the angle of the seat post would prohibit simply turning the post round so that the set back was at the front.
Have you tried a straight seat post instead of a set back one (as in the wiggle url?)
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/FSA_FR-270_Seat_Post/5360036222/
Would probably make 1-2 cm worth of difference compared to a set back one. I am guessing that you are pretty close to being in the correct position with your current seat post.
HTH0 -
Does not matter now, i bit the bullet and traded the bike for one the right size :?FCN 3/5/90