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^^^ What kind of seatpost do you have that uses a screwdriver to adjust the saddle position ? Every seatpost i've ever seen uses an allen (hex) key.
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Originally Posted by jimc101
(Post 17831717)
You do know that the C series, C15 & C17 have zero leather in them! they are vulcanized rubber saddles.
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Ive been riding a C17 for a couple months. At first I thought I liked my B17 better. But I kept riding it. Got on the other bike with the B17 yesterday. and I think my arse prefers the C17 now. Plus I like the idea of rubber saddle on my commuter/all-weather/beater bike. YMMV though.
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Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie
(Post 17847244)
^^^ What kind of seatpost do you have that uses a screwdriver to adjust the saddle position ? Every seatpost i've ever seen uses an allen (hex) key.
Originally Posted by IthaDan
(Post 17847338)
You do know he was answering a question asked in the thread's second post, right?
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I wasn't talking to you.
You don't have to tend a thread you've started, they run their course just fine without the OP bumping them back up. |
Originally Posted by IthaDan
(Post 17850261)
I wasn't talking to you.
You don't have to tend a thread you've started, they run their course just fine without the OP bumping them back up. |
You can always edit a post you've made, regardless of how old it is.
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Originally Posted by murrellington
(Post 17850010)
My bad, I just called it a screwdriver because it is a long handheld one like a screwdriver, but the tip is a hex or whatever. I have a Thomson seat post.
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Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie
(Post 17850353)
If you can afford a Brooks Cambium, then you can afford a cheap hex key set to do most maintenance / adjustments on your bike.
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