adababy12
05-05-07, 09:10 AM
Does any one know of a seat post that will fit an 07 Fuji Aloha 1.0. that will give a more forward
position than the stock one? Thanks.
position than the stock one? Thanks.
Triathlon - Seatpost for 07 Fuji Aloha 1.0.
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cslone
05-06-07, 07:49 PM
Unfortunately it is probably frame specific on the Fuji. Why do you need a more forward position though? It's already at 76 degrees. Pushing your saddle forward should get you another degree or two.
What
05-06-07, 07:56 PM
Would Profile Design's FF post fit?
http://www.profile-design.com/2006_product_pages/seat_post/fast_forward.html
A few in my tri club ride with these and swear by them as a cheap and easy way to get forward. They also make a carbon fiber version if weight is a concern.
http://www.profile-design.com/2006_product_pages/seat_post/fast_forward.html
A few in my tri club ride with these and swear by them as a cheap and easy way to get forward. They also make a carbon fiber version if weight is a concern.
cslone
05-07-07, 05:36 AM
No because it's an aero post with no round section.
http://fujibikes.com/2007/bikes.asp?id=283&subcat=2
http://fujibikes.com/2007/bikes.asp?id=283&subcat=2
What
05-07-07, 07:31 AM
Ah, I was looking at the '06 model.
Perhaps a longer saddle pushed forward then, though the spec'd saddle looks pretty tri-specific already.
Perhaps a longer saddle pushed forward then, though the spec'd saddle looks pretty tri-specific already.
Triguy
05-07-07, 09:32 AM
If the post shape is symmetrical you could flip it around. Otherwise you're at the hands of Fuji to create something.
DreamWeb
05-09-07, 10:44 AM
Will the 2.0 seatpost fit? I know that its seatpost is able to be flipped to put you further forward. I belive it has one of the slackest angles in the industry though. Like 73.5 degrees or something like that.