Old 04-15-18 | 12:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Shrevvy
I recently picked up a 1984 Schwinn Peloton. Specs show 26.6 seat post, but it came with a 27.0. It is Columbus tubing as opposed to Tange or Ishiwata. The 26.6 is too small and the seat post does not look like it has been altered. How does someone like Schwinn keep it all straight if the seat posts varied for a given model?
Yours may be an anomaly, or maybe someone messed with it. I assumed that the Peloton, even in '84, would have been a 27.2mm seatpost like my '85 Peloton. All my Schwinns have been dead-on with their seatpost specs and what has ended up fitting.

Regardless, you have a seat post that works, which is important, because Pelotons are pretty freaking sweet bikes.
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