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03-23-06, 08:29 PM
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"P.S. what is your seat post diameter on your bianchi?"
Regarding this question i just wanted to share my experience
i know the seatpost diameter on the Pista is listed as 27.2 but
when i attempted to fit a post in there i had from an old bianchi road bike
that was stamped 27.2 it did not fit not even close so i brought it to the local
bike shop and had them measure it and it turned out the size was a 26.2 i have since
purchased an old campy seatpost and it fits snug like it should can anyone enlighten me on why that is did i get a fluke ? or has anyone else had this issue
thanks
Regarding this question i just wanted to share my experience
i know the seatpost diameter on the Pista is listed as 27.2 but
when i attempted to fit a post in there i had from an old bianchi road bike
that was stamped 27.2 it did not fit not even close so i brought it to the local
bike shop and had them measure it and it turned out the size was a 26.2 i have since
purchased an old campy seatpost and it fits snug like it should can anyone enlighten me on why that is did i get a fluke ? or has anyone else had this issue
thanks
03-23-06, 09:03 PM
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Mine is 27.2.
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Originally Posted by FatBaldMen
"P.S. what is your seat post diameter on your bianchi?"
Regarding this question i just wanted to share my experience
i know the seatpost diameter on the Pista is listed as 27.2 but
when i attempted to fit a post in there i had from an old bianchi road bike
that was stamped 27.2 it did not fit not even close so i brought it to the local
bike shop and had them measure it and it turned out the size was a 26.2 i have since
purchased an old campy seatpost and it fits snug like it should can anyone enlighten me on why that is did i get a fluke ? or has anyone else had this issue
thanks
Regarding this question i just wanted to share my experience
i know the seatpost diameter on the Pista is listed as 27.2 but
when i attempted to fit a post in there i had from an old bianchi road bike
that was stamped 27.2 it did not fit not even close so i brought it to the local
bike shop and had them measure it and it turned out the size was a 26.2 i have since
purchased an old campy seatpost and it fits snug like it should can anyone enlighten me on why that is did i get a fluke ? or has anyone else had this issue
thanks
03-24-06, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by FatBaldMen
"P.S. what is your seat post diameter on your bianchi?"
Regarding this question i just wanted to share my experience
i know the seatpost diameter on the Pista is listed as 27.2 but
when i attempted to fit a post in there i had from an old bianchi road bike
that was stamped 27.2 it did not fit not even close so i brought it to the local
bike shop and had them measure it and it turned out the size was a 26.2 i have since
purchased an old campy seatpost and it fits snug like it should can anyone enlighten me on why that is did i get a fluke ? or has anyone else had this issue
thanks
Regarding this question i just wanted to share my experience
i know the seatpost diameter on the Pista is listed as 27.2 but
when i attempted to fit a post in there i had from an old bianchi road bike
that was stamped 27.2 it did not fit not even close so i brought it to the local
bike shop and had them measure it and it turned out the size was a 26.2 i have since
purchased an old campy seatpost and it fits snug like it should can anyone enlighten me on why that is did i get a fluke ? or has anyone else had this issue
thanks
I too wonder why my bike was built to different specs then what was listed on the manufactures website
03-24-06, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by morbot
werent those forks just pretty generic unicrown chrome forks?
