Thread: Seatpost types
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Old 10-17-15 | 05:38 PM
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Richard8655
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Bikes: 2007 & 2008 Specialized Tricross Comp

Originally Posted by Marcus_Ti
It isn't just Specialized...Moots, Lynskey, and Erisksen all make single side bolt clamp posts like the ones I believe you are talking about.

They do look slick...but if they don't work that well at holding the saddle then they don't work that well.
Yes, that right. It's these, and if they don't work properly immediately they never will.

Originally Posted by jonc123
I had the same problems with saddle movement, I am a bit heavier at 188. The bike had a single bolt setback seatpost and I had problems with movement in every direction. Seatpost slipping, fore, aft and tilt movement.

Just a few days ago I installed a Thomson Elite Setback post with a Surly Constrictor clamp. I'll wait and see if this works.

I can live with some stuff, but not seat/seatpost movement. Drives me crazy and it's a pain to readjust if your picky about the saddle position.
That Thomson Elite looks sweet. Would have gone with that if not a believer in Specialized Zertz vibration dampening (whether hype or not).

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