Old 03-14-24 | 11:58 PM
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Bikes: Columbine, Lynskey GR300, Paramount Track Bike, Colnago Super (4), Santana Tandems (1995 & 2007), Gary Fisher Piranha (retired), Bianchi Track Bike, a couple of Honda mountain bikes

Originally Posted by mbusky
As someone that suffers with back issues I have come to use the Crane Creek thudbuster shock system very few parts no springs it relies on a rubber cylinders being compressed to absorb shocks I LOVE IT and have them on mu MTB and my touring bike along with B67 Brooks saddles.
We have a Cane Creek Thudbuster on our Tandem and it is great. A word of caution though. The mechanism is ~4" or so tall, and we got quite a surprise when adjusting the seat height. I had to turn the seat mounting fixture upside down to lower the seat height enough for my stoker and she is 5'8" tall.

I have Cane Creek's eeSilk seatpost on my single, and it fits well and is very nice.
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