Shock-absorbing seat post question
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Shock-absorbing seat post question
Can I adjust the firmness of this shock-absorbing seat post?
If so...how? (I believe it's a Zoom alloy suspension post.)
If so...how? (I believe it's a Zoom alloy suspension post.)
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Yes with a hex key, you can turn the bottom to make the shock firmer. I have to say that if you are someone weighing more than 200+ those post don't do much but stay down. We tighten the one my cousin had on his bike and it just did not work with his weight.
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