Suspension seat post on ur gravel/CX bike
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Suspension seat post on ur gravel/CX bike
I have thudbuster lt on my mtb that I can swap to my new bike if I need be. As in the future I hope do lunar Kanza/ dirty Kanza in the future. Wondering if anyone else running one?
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Tell us what your riding. Is it LT or ST? I had one for years on MTB
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Tell us what your riding. Is it LT or ST thudbuster. I had one for years on MTB
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Last year I bought LT and have close 1400 miles of mix gravel/road riding.
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I have a Cobble Gobbler seatpost on my Crux. The Monster Cross has a rigid post, but the Brooks saddle does provide some suspension.
IMHO, the need or not for a suspension seatpost depends largely on the frame geometry, tire pressure, frame material and riding style.
IMHO, the need or not for a suspension seatpost depends largely on the frame geometry, tire pressure, frame material and riding style.
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I put some real thought into it, but ended up just going with a sprung Brooks. It's a bit heavy, and it's definitely uncool by most standards, but it works quite well.
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I tried a Thudbuster on my Fargo. My Brooks is comfy enough without it.
Sold it!
[IMG]DSCN1364 by gomango1849, on Flickr[/IMG]
Don't need one on my Merckx either. Just run a little lower air pressure.
You'll be fine.
[IMG]DSCN1370 by gomango1849, on Flickr[/IMG]
Sold it!
[IMG]DSCN1364 by gomango1849, on Flickr[/IMG]
Don't need one on my Merckx either. Just run a little lower air pressure.
You'll be fine.
[IMG]DSCN1370 by gomango1849, on Flickr[/IMG]
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I don't have one on my gravel bike but on my MTB. It completely changed the feel of the bike and actually had it for sale prior to the seatpost change. Not sure I would of gotten one even at my cost but got this it incredibly cheap and is like brand new.
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