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  1. Has anyone ever or heard of someone that put the seatpost on the outside
    diameter of the frame, so it doesnt actually go in the frame but on the
    outside. I messed up on my order so the seat post is larger than the
    actual frame diameter but it still fits snugg on the outside diameter.
    If I got a larger seat post clamp would it work? Thanks.

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  2. you might cut yourself on it, though i think it might work, but im no
    expert on seatposts.

    oh and btw you might want a more descriptive thread title

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  3. Hmm...might work...but I can't imagine the seat post clamp would be able
    to clamp it very well. If you look closely, the frame has a notch cut
    out so the seat post clamp can "squeeze" the frame down. The seatpost
    wouldn't "squeeze" down very well.

    I'd say best bet would be to try and return it if you haven't
    used/cut/scratched it yet, and get the right size.

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  4. I don't know, but it might squash or damage the top of the frame. Also,
    since seat posts aren't made to fit *over* anything, they may have
    rough edges on the inside that could make some nasty scratches. If you
    do it I'd recommend a minimum of 3" of overlap.

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  5. Even if you could find a suitable clamp (unlikely), and cut a slot in
    the post so it could snug against the frame, the frame may be damaged.
    It needs a post inside of it for strength.

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  6. feel the light said:

    Even if you could find a suitable clamp (unlikely), and cut a slot in
    the post so it could snug against the frame, the frame may be damaged.
    It needs a post inside of it for strength.

    ^^^^^^^^^
    that sound like the best idea. even if a clamp fit it wouldn't work
    because there isn't a cut in the post... the slit in the tube allows
    the clamp to tighten it down and w/o a slit it wouldn't be able to
    clamp the seatpost down on the other tube, so it would just spin and
    slide.

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