Trek Fuel EX9.8 Seat post clamp size

StumpyPaul
StumpyPaul Posts: 56
edited January 2012 in MTB workshop & tech
Can someone please tell me the seatpost clamp size i need to buy for my Trek Fuel EX9.8 as I want a nice orange 1. Thanks.
Trek Fuel Ex 9.8 2010
Yeti SB66

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  • StumpyPaul
    StumpyPaul Posts: 56
    Sorry think I have found it. 36.4 if someone can just confirm. Looks like I am going to be pretty limited to what I buy.

    Anyone know of any nice Orange 1's. :?
    Trek Fuel Ex 9.8 2010
    Yeti SB66
  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    How to measure in FAQ's
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  • ThanksBye
    ThanksBye Posts: 519
    Why do you want an orange one? Are you ghey?

    MTFU and ride the bloody thing.
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  • StumpyPaul
    StumpyPaul Posts: 56
    tomatoevousparlour wrote:
    MTFU and ride the bloody thing.

    Usefull answer and I have been riding the bloody thing. :roll:
    Trek Fuel Ex 9.8 2010
    Yeti SB66
  • s_blanche@hotmial.co.uk
    s_blanche@hotmial.co.uk Posts: 90
    31.6 it is, it says at the bottom of your post dude
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  • getonyourbike
    getonyourbike Posts: 2,648
    s_blanche@hotmial.co.uk wrote:
    31.6 it is, it says at the bottom of your post dude
    we're talking about the clamp that goes round the top of the seat tube on the frame, not the seatpost.
  • s_blanche@hotmial.co.uk
    s_blanche@hotmial.co.uk Posts: 90
    :oops: 36.4mm
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  • eddyesi
    eddyesi Posts: 198
    Hi,

    dont suppose you found an orange one did you, looking for the same thing (and mine is knackered, so do actaully need a new one!)

    they are actually 36.9, well EX9 aly frame is anyway
    http://www.moredirt.co.uk/ratebike.php?id=6891
  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    cooldad wrote:
    How to measure in FAQ's
    As I said - not really hard.
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  • eddyesi
    eddyesi Posts: 198
    cooldad wrote:
    cooldad wrote:
    How to measure in FAQ's
    As I said - not really hard.

    Not if you have verniers (36.86 OD), harder to get right with a ruler!

    harder to find though, especially in orange, was hoping for a nice crank bros one, but they only go up to the 35mm size :(
    http://www.moredirt.co.uk/ratebike.php?id=6891
  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    eddyesi wrote:
    cooldad wrote:
    cooldad wrote:
    How to measure in FAQ's
    As I said - not really hard.

    Not if you have verniers (36.86 OD), harder to get right with a ruler!

    harder to find though, especially in orange, was hoping for a nice crank bros one, but they only go up to the 35mm size :(

    Except if you actually checked the FAQ's there's a very simple and fairly accurate way of doing it with a tape measure and a brain cell. For the majority of people without verniers.

    Just suggesting it's easier to make sure than have 3 random sizes posted as happened above.
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