Hello all,
I know this may sound stupid, but is there any other way to find the
size of my seatpost, without taking a measure? I checked the seatpost
and I do not see any size information.
TIA,
George
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Hello all,
I know this may sound stupid, but is there any other way to find the
size of my seatpost, without taking a measure? I checked the seatpost
and I do not see any size information.
TIA,
George
George Karabotsos said:Hello all,
I know this may sound stupid, but is there any other way to find the
size of my seatpost, without taking a measure? I checked the seatpost
and I do not see any size information.TIA,
George
Wrap a piece of thin paper around it and make a mark along the edge in
order to get the circumference. Make a precise measurement of the
length of this line and divide by pi.
"George Karabotsos" wrote
Quoted message said:Hello all,
I know this may sound stupid, but is there any other way to find the
size of my seatpost, without taking a measure? I checked the seatpost
and I do not see any size information.TIA,
George
Did you remove the seatpost and look below the minimum insertion line?
That's where a lot of seatposts have the diameter stamped, and it tends to
get rubbed away.
--
mark
It might be in the spec information for your bike. Do you have a
catalog for this manufacturer for the appropriate year?
Bob Dole said:It might be in the spec information for your bike. Do you have a
catalog for this manufacturer for the appropriate year?
Yes I did look for the size in manufacturers web-site with no success.
I think I 'll just do what Dan suggested.
Thank you all for the replies!!
George
George Karabotsos said:Bob Dole said:It might be in the spec information for your bike. Do you have a
catalog for this manufacturer for the appropriate year?
Yes I did look for the size in manufacturers web-site with no success.
I think I 'll just do what Dan suggested.
Have you CONTACTED the manufacturer? They'd probably be more than happy to
help you out...
Bill Sornson said:George Karabotsos said:Bob Dole said:It might be in the spec information for your bike. Do you have a
catalog for this manufacturer for the appropriate year?Yes I did look for the size in manufacturers web-site with no success.
I think I 'll just do what Dan suggested.Have you CONTACTED the manufacturer? They'd probably be more than happy to
help you out...
Good point Bill!! Sometimes I go into these blackouts :-)
Thanks,
George
Quoted message said:I know this may sound stupid, but is there any other way to find the size
of my seatpost, without taking a measure? I checked the seatpost and I do
not see any size information.TIA,
George
George: There are a number of people from bike shops who hang out here, so
if you tell us what model & year bike you have, somebody might know. For
that matter, there might simply be somebody who owns one who knows.
--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com
Mike Jacoubowsky said:Quoted message said:I know this may sound stupid, but is there any other way to find the size
of my seatpost, without taking a measure? I checked the seatpost and I do
not see any size information.TIA,
George
George: There are a number of people from bike shops who hang out here, so
if you tell us what model & year bike you have, somebody might know. For
that matter, there might simply be somebody who owns one who knows.--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com
Here is the link for the bike in question: http://tinyurl.com/5txta.
Thanks again Mike and the rest of you guys for the help.
George
George Karabotsos said:Bill Sornson said:George Karabotsos said:Bob Dole wrote:
> It might be in the spec information for your bike. Do you have a
> catalog for this manufacturer for the appropriate year?
>Yes I did look for the size in manufacturers web-site with no success.
I think I 'll just do what Dan suggested.Have you CONTACTED the manufacturer? They'd probably be more than
happy to
help you out...
Good point Bill!! Sometimes I go into these blackouts :-)Thanks,
George
I got my answer :-) Thanks again you guys.
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George-
Thanks for the mail and for your interest in Cannondale products. All
Cannondale frames have a 27.2mm seatpost diameter. I hope this information
is helpful.
Cannondale Customer/Dealer Service
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