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Old 09-04-11 | 03:26 PM
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Seat Post Clamp

Wondering if there's any good/bad/ugly stories about seat post clamps? Putting together a bike with a nashbar frame and I need to pick up a clamp. Big price range on flea-bay, so what to buy? Gotta call the LBS tomorrow and see what they have too.
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Old 09-04-11 | 03:29 PM
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Salsa FTW. On my 2005hkek, I had my seatpost slip. Salsa QR solved it. I've carried that qr over several times.
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Old 09-04-11 | 10:20 PM
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make sure you get the right size. that is most important. seriously, people try to buy new seat post clamps all the time and don't realize they come in different sizes and it matters.
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Old 09-05-11 | 08:49 AM
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I measured the OD with calipers and it came to 31mm. What I find close to that on ebay is 31.8 Imagine that will work, and also that my cheapo calipers could be off a bit as well. Probably head the the LBS and see what if any offerings they have in stock.
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Old 09-05-11 | 09:01 AM
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Definitely go to the lbs I bought my Salsa at mine. They are a cheap enough accessory that shops can afford to carry them in several sizes.
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Old 09-05-11 | 01:43 PM
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DKG's clamp is pretty similar to Salsa's, and made in the USA.

https://www.dkg-cnc.com/bicycle.html
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Old 09-05-11 | 03:22 PM
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Interesting to see what DKG says about their qr seat post clamp:

DKG Flip-Lock Seat Post Clamp - 1991 (see the bike products page) Developed with Ross Shafer of Salsa Cycles fame,this was our second style of seat post clamp. It greatly improved on another cam lever design,making this a viable product. The clamp also has roots in a clamp we were doing for Charlie Cunningham of WTB. There are about a million copies now,but we still make and sell the original.
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