odd sized seatpost
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odd sized seatpost
I'm looking for seatpost suggestions in a size 28.
I've found a few manufacturers, but none have a 28 and the ability to give a decent amount of setback (more than Thomson's 16mm). I need something in the 30mm and up range, setback-wise. I don't care about the material.
As a "for instance" solution, I like the Look Ergopost, but would need a 25 or 27.2mm seatpost, and then to shim the thing to work with the 28 - except that there are is no shim that converts either to a 28 - from what I've found.
I read recently about a shop that makes custom seatposts. Of course, now that I may need one, I can't seem to find the link.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
I've found a few manufacturers, but none have a 28 and the ability to give a decent amount of setback (more than Thomson's 16mm). I need something in the 30mm and up range, setback-wise. I don't care about the material.
As a "for instance" solution, I like the Look Ergopost, but would need a 25 or 27.2mm seatpost, and then to shim the thing to work with the 28 - except that there are is no shim that converts either to a 28 - from what I've found.
I read recently about a shop that makes custom seatposts. Of course, now that I may need one, I can't seem to find the link.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
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Get a shim from CC.
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/za...308&MODE=&TFC=
Plastic, lightweight, cheap, work great.
I use one to fit a non-setback 27.2 Thomson Elite on my Pinarello F4:13, which has an obscure 31.0 diameter.
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/za...308&MODE=&TFC=
Plastic, lightweight, cheap, work great.
I use one to fit a non-setback 27.2 Thomson Elite on my Pinarello F4:13, which has an obscure 31.0 diameter.
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Get a shim from CC.
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/za...308&MODE=&TFC=
Plastic, lightweight, cheap, work great.
I use one to fit a non-setback 27.2 Thomson Elite on my Pinarello F4:13, which has an obscure 31.0 diameter.
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/za...308&MODE=&TFC=
Plastic, lightweight, cheap, work great.
I use one to fit a non-setback 27.2 Thomson Elite on my Pinarello F4:13, which has an obscure 31.0 diameter.
Yeah Cocoa... a bit worse than a 26.8, but I'm glad to know that others feel my pain. I'm sure that there is a great reason for the different sized seatposts, but what a hassle.
Thanks again for the help. Problem solved!