24mm Peugeot Seat Post
02-26-15, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by pfaustus
I'm pulling up this old thread to say that 24 mm seatposts are available on German ebay. Search "Sattelstütze 24". This guy will apparently ship to the US. Alu Patent Sattelstütze 24 mm Durchmesser * Diamant * DDR MIFA * 350 mm Länge * | eBay
I had a chrome seat post that kept sliding down.
Not a problem with this seat post.
02-26-15, 05:20 PM
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IIRC, the seatposts supplied to the lower model Carbolite framed Peugeots in the early 80's were of the chromed steel variety with the separate similarly chromed steel clamp assembly at top. These do tend to slip down because of the smooth and hard chrome finish on it, unless you really tighten the seatpost clamp on the frame. The seatpost clamp can also take quite a bit of torque without damage and one can live with the chrome steel post, but it you are tired of cranking down hard on the seatpost clamp, an aluminum post will definitely not slip down as easily from the clamp and will usually require less torque on the seatpost frame clamp to stay put.
02-26-15, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by noglider
Oh, duh! Reverse shim! 
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02-26-15, 06:24 PM
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Um, I question whether it really need 24.0mm. Is that with or without the steel collar? You can remove that steel collar and use something larger, closer to 26.0, but perhaps a tiny bit smaller. My UO8 has a Simplex seat post I sanded down a bit, so I couldn't say whether it is exactly 26.0.
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02-26-15, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by anixi
Pray tell how "reverse shims" work, Tom?
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Originally Posted by jimmuller
It allows you to fit a 27.2 seat post into a 26.8 ST. You can also use one to fit a Cinelli 26.4 handlebar into a 25.4 stem, but the exact 1.00mm size is hard to find.
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Originally Posted by anixi
Is this true Tom? Say it ain't so!!
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02-27-15, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by jimmuller
I think I misspoke. I should have said the exact -1.00mm size is hard to find. And I should have added a .
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AS of Jan 2021, our German eBay bud will not ship to US.
https://www.ebay.de/itm/111606732311#shpCntId
Alu Patent Sattelstütze 24 mm Diamant DDR MIFA 350 mm Länge Seat Post
Must of been something we said.
Maybe if Biden works out.
https://www.ebay.de/itm/111606732311#shpCntId
Alu Patent Sattelstütze 24 mm Diamant DDR MIFA 350 mm Länge Seat Post
Must of been something we said.
Maybe if Biden works out.
01-24-21, 04:17 PM
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Studio Brisant still offers world wide shipping via its website: studiobrisant_com (sorry can´t post a link) so maybe its ebay?
Just go to Teile > Sattelstützen or switch the layout of the site to english in the top right corner
Just go to Teile > Sattelstützen or switch the layout of the site to english in the top right corner
01-25-21, 10:11 AM
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Yellow Jersey has 24 mm posts available here: French Metric Bicycle Parts 24.0mm post, 24mm post, 22.0 stem, 25.0 headset 14mm pedal etc at Yellow Jersey
Look about halfway down the page.
Look about halfway down the page.
