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Seatpost Snap

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  1. This is the second seatpost i have done this to, the first was my nimbus
    24 seatpost after 6 months of riding, and the one from the pictures
    below, is my KH20, which is *6 DAYS OLD* .
    has this happened to anybody else?

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  2. After years of abuse, I broke a Miyata seat post at the tubing side of
    the weld from pulling up too hard. Later I bent a Miyata seat post from
    landing too far foreward on the seat (which looks like what you did).

    i have snapped rails off wilder rail converters, but since I welded a
    gusset to the back of it, I have had no problems.

    mike

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  3. After years of abuse, I broke a Miyata seat post at the tubing side of
    the weld from pulling up too hard. Later I bent a Miyata seat post from
    landing too far foreward on the seat (which looks like what you did).

    i have snapped rails off wilder rail converters, but since I welded a
    gusset to the back of it, I have had no problems.

    mike

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  4. After years of abuse, I broke a Miyata seat post at the tubing side of
    the weld from pulling up too hard. Later I bent a Miyata seat post from
    landing too far foreward on the seat (which looks like what you did).

    i have snapped rails off wilder rail converters, but since I welded a
    gusset to the back of it, I have had no problems.

    mike

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  5. After years of abuse, I broke a Miyata seat post at the tubing side of
    the weld from pulling up too hard. Later I bent a Miyata seat post from
    landing too far foreward on the seat (which looks like what you did).

    i have snapped rails off wilder rail converters, but since I welded a
    gusset to the back of it, I have had no problems.

    mike

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  6. yep. i just did that to mine.

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