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Old 06-18-09, 03:38 PM
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Where can I find (much) smaller seat posts?

I have not had luck finding a seat post of the appropriate size. The inside of the seat tube seems to be 22 mm. Do they make them this small or is it gonna be difficult/expensive to obtain one?
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Perhaps the actual size is 22.2mm? I found this w/google: https://cgi.ebay.com/Chro-mo-seatpost...QQcmdZViewItem
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Yes, probably. Thanks, I don't know why I couldn't find this I tried a search obviously. This looks good, but would (what I presume to be) that connecting bracket in the bottom right of the pic work with regular saddles? It looks strange.
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I must be missing something b/c I don't see any connecting bracket in the photo. I just see a straight post with no taper and no additional hardware.

I'd guess that you could get a normal saddle with the proper, "old school" saddle attachment hardware to fit.
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Yes I suppose. Thanks again.
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Originally Posted by Halfmast
Yes, probably. Thanks, I don't know why I couldn't find this I tried a search obviously. This looks good, but would (what I presume to be) that connecting bracket in the bottom right of the pic work with regular saddles? It looks strange.

LOL, That's a camera symbol. Means it's an image file or something.
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