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#530
Long haired freak.
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Still stuck in hell.
Bikes: 2011 SE Old Man Flyer.
5'9-5'10ish, haven't checked in a while.
And it's 20.1 totptube and 13.5 CS length if anybody is wondering.
And it's 20.1 totptube and 13.5 CS length if anybody is wondering.
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#531
Your imaginary friend.
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Wandering aimlessly.
Bikes: A sweet Quamen ATL custom, GT Mach 2
One question, how do you guys ride with your seat post slammed all the way down if your above let's say 5'8''? And I mean sitting down and riding.
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#534
Your imaginary friend.
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From: Wandering aimlessly.
Bikes: A sweet Quamen ATL custom, GT Mach 2
Yea, obviously, but I see people riding/sitting with it like that and it's impossible.
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#536
Your imaginary friend.
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Wandering aimlessly.
Bikes: A sweet Quamen ATL custom, GT Mach 2
Yea well, I'd probably slam my seat all the way down if I didn't have to ride my bike to the spots I ride, but I still think it's a big drop for people that height.
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#538
Thread Starter
I rule with a mighty leg
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Smithtown, NY
Bikes: Fit Pro custom
You are quite the funny one aren't you? Believe it or not, I do work on my bike.
EDIT: Seats aren't really for sitting so much. I would have mine completely slammed if I had a slim seat. The only time I will ever sit on my seat is if I gather up a lot of speed and just want to coast for a while.
EDIT: Seats aren't really for sitting so much. I would have mine completely slammed if I had a slim seat. The only time I will ever sit on my seat is if I gather up a lot of speed and just want to coast for a while.
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#540
Perpetual n00b

Joined: May 2004
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From: Farmington, NM
Bikes: '18 Kona Explosif, '18 Sunday Primer BMX, Giant Roam (ss converted), Old Peugeot (SS converted, broken)
It's not that hard to pedal with them slammed.. you get used to it. Or you can just stand up.
#541
Long haired freak.
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Still stuck in hell.
Bikes: 2011 SE Old Man Flyer.
I just stand up...
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#543
I would use the seat on my Metric more, but it's just a piece of plastic and it hurts so bad I have to stand all of the time. I guess it's a trade-off between comfort and weight. And I think sometime soon I'm going to buy a new seat. I don't want a really heavy seat, definitely not over 12 oz, but I do want something that I can sit down on for at least a little while.
#545
Yeah. I Race.
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Northeastern PA
Bikes: Custom Race, 2007 GT Bump, 2007 Gt Powerseries Pro, Dyno VFR
I would use the seat on my Metric more, but it's just a piece of plastic and it hurts so bad I have to stand all of the time. I guess it's a trade-off between comfort and weight. And I think sometime soon I'm going to buy a new seat. I don't want a really heavy seat, definitely not over 12 oz, but I do want something that I can sit down on for at least a little while.
#546
I will look into those.
EDIT 1: I'm assuming those are what you have? Or why are you recommending them?
EDIT 2: I looked at those. The seat looks good. Light weight and all. I sure hope it feels better than the plastic Primo seat I have now. But the seat post might not be long enough for me. It's going to be for my flatland bike. Would the regular Macneil seat post work with the Kink Slim pivotal?
EDIT 1: I'm assuming those are what you have? Or why are you recommending them?
EDIT 2: I looked at those. The seat looks good. Light weight and all. I sure hope it feels better than the plastic Primo seat I have now. But the seat post might not be long enough for me. It's going to be for my flatland bike. Would the regular Macneil seat post work with the Kink Slim pivotal?
Last edited by thermo; 08-22-07 at 06:57 PM.
#548
Yeah. I Race.
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Northeastern PA
Bikes: Custom Race, 2007 GT Bump, 2007 Gt Powerseries Pro, Dyno VFR
2. And yeah, any pivotal seat should work with any pivotal post.
#549
Long haired freak.
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Still stuck in hell.
Bikes: 2011 SE Old Man Flyer.
My Aitken seat and 1664 post is lighter then a pivotal...
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#550
Dig.
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 6,168
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From: VA
Bikes: FTW, Gunnar Roadie, Open U.P, Gunnar Rock Hound, S&M CCR





