Old 05-18-21 | 05:18 PM
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jon c.
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
What a pain. The vintage Campagnolo seat posts also have a bolt on top (long before cutouts existed). But, one could usually squeeze a wrench up there if one persisted.
I have one of those and it is possible. You just need to find a wrench with a very small L end. It was a struggle, but it did finally get the thing off.

Replaced the ancient unicantor with a cutout saddle so there was no problem.
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