I'm considering a new Cane Creek Thudbuster for my old hard-tail. Any opinions about this post?
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I'm considering a new Cane Creek Thudbuster for my old hard-tail. Any opinions about this post?
I have one and like it. The only negatives I've heard have been around durability on one of the earlier models.
Zero stiction, can be adjusted to different weight riders by swapping bumpers.
I've A/B'd it with a sprung saddle and there's no comparison. The sprung saddle is OK for road use, but for MTB use the ThudBuster is much better. -- PeteCresswell
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I'm considering a new Cane Creek Thudbuster for my old hard-tail. Any opinions about this post?
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Save your money and buy a good quality carbon seatpost, and large volume tires.
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I'm considering a new Cane Creek Thudbuster for my old hard-tail. Any opinions about this post?
Yeah, your sig is annoying.
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I ordered one and expect it in tomowrow. I'll let ya know what I think. I asked the same question on a bike forum for clydes and only got good responses, thats why I went ahead and ordered one.
They say it's the next best thing to going FS without the cost.
See ya
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I'm considering a new Cane Creek Thudbuster for my old hard-tail. Any opinions about this post?
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Save your money and buy a good quality carbon seatpost
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Sorry, but "good quality" and "carbon seatpost" are not synonymous. They break more quickly than jamis bikes.
JD
Yeah, everything except what "you" ride "right this second" breaks. Loser.
Namecalling, the last act of an e-scoundrel who has not a clue. I've been riding Thomson seatposts on my bikes for over four years. Why don't you google broken seatposts and see how many are Thomson and how many are some cheapass junk, especially carbon. As ususal, you can't back up your meritless claim/recommendation because you have no experience.
Namecalling, the last act of an e-scoundrel who has not a clue. I've been riding Thomson seatposts on my bikes for over four years. Why don't you google broken seatposts and see how many are Thomson and how many are some cheapass junk, especially carbon. As ususal, you can't back up your meritless claim/recommendation because you have no experience.
I've been riding a Syncros post for 9 years. So what?
I've been riding Thomson seatposts on my bikes for over four years. Why don't you google broken seatposts and see how many are Thomson and how many are some cheapass junk, especially carbon.
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"TBF" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>... > Save your money and buy a good quality carbon seatpost <snip>
Sorry, but "good quality" and "carbon seatpost" are not synonymous. They break more quickly than jamis bikes.
JD
Yeah, everything except what "you" ride "right this second" breaks. Loser.
Namecalling, the last act of an e-scoundrel who has not a clue. I've been riding Thomson seatposts on my bikes for over four years. Why don't you google broken seatposts and see how many are Thomson and how many are some cheapass junk, especially carbon. As ususal, you can't back up your meritless claim/recommendation because you have no experience.
JD
Oh yeah mr know it all, LOL. Your right out of a comic book man...er hippie
I've been riding Thomson seatposts on my bikes for over four years. Why don't you google broken seatposts and see how many are Thomson and how many are some cheapass junk, especially carbon.
"S o r n i" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... | Nelson @ International Bicycle wrote: | > "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote | > | >> I've | >> been riding Thomson seatposts on my bikes for over four years. Why | >> don't you google broken seatposts and see how many are Thomson and | >> how many are some cheapass junk, especially carbon. | >> | >> JD | > | > That's Thomson... | > | > with no 'P' | | Umm...?!? | | Bill "don't see no Ps in JD's Thomsons" S. | |
No, he got it right. There are definitely no "P" in his Thomson.
It's an old joke.
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"p e t e f a g e r l i n" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... | (Pete Cresswell) wrote: | > RE/ | > | >>I asked the same question on a bike forum for clydes | > | > | > What's the forum name? | | bigfatfuxsonbikes.com? | | (yeah, yeah, I know all clydes aren't fat)
<catches big air and lands on Fagerlin>
"Fly high, land hard, leave a big crater!"
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"JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > "TBF" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:<[email hidden]>... >> Save your money and buy a good quality carbon seatpost > <snip> > > Sorry, but "good quality" and "carbon seatpost" are not synonymous. > They break more quickly than jamis bikes. > > JD
Yeah, everything except what "you" ride "right this second" breaks. Loser.
Namecalling, the last act of an e-scoundrel who has not a clue. I've been riding Thomson seatposts on my bikes for over four years. Why don't you google broken seatposts and see how many are Thomson and how many are some cheapass junk, especially carbon. As ususal, you can't back up your meritless claim/recommendation because you have no experience.
JD
Oh yeah mr know it all, LOL. Your right out of a comic book man...er hippie
Are you using the word "hippie" as a complement or in a derogatory manner? I suspect the latter. Ironic.