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Old 06-15-04 | 01:13 PM
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seatpost sizing
how do u know what the size is for your seatpost considering i dont have a tape measure? i have a lejeune french bike frame from the 70s, if that helps. can anyone help?
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Old 06-15-04 | 01:46 PM
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Take it down to your LBS. They should have a caliper to measure it with.
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