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03-08-17 | 03:30 PM

trainman999

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Can anyone identify the maker of this seat post?
THX for your help

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03-08-17 | 03:47 PM

T-Mar

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Profile Aeropro SP seatpost, circa 1990. Original MSRP - $59.95 US.

03-08-17 | 05:00 PM

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Wow! T-Mar nails it and then
...nails the nail he nailed it with!

03-08-17 | 05:45 PM

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Is that post designed to offset forward rather than back? The saddle angle just looks wrong.

03-08-17 | 07:37 PM

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THX for the id T-Mar.
Your right clubman it's designed to offset forward but can be used backwards according to the instruction sheet here
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03-08-17 | 07:52 PM

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Uhmm.... would make a perfect match to the famous "Limp dick" stem......