Sorry to badger the Brompton owners again but does anyone know the
diameter of the seatpin on a Brommie? I have managed to bend my Giant
one (off road!). It looks wider than mine.
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MartinM said:
does anyone know the diameter of the seatpin on a Brommie?
31.8mm
James Thomson
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known to the court as "James Thomson" <[email hidden]> made a
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Quoted message said:
does anyone know the diameter of the seatpin on a Brommie?
31.8mmAnd made of either steel or Ti - you'll not be bending either in a
hurry, I'll wager :-)Guy
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James Thomson said:
MartinM said:
does anyone know the diameter of the seatpin on a Brommie?
31.8mm
Unless its the seatpin in the top of the telescopic post which is
something odd like 26.6mm. Quite why they couldn't go the extra 0.2mm
to a standard 26.8mm is beyond me.--
Tony"I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't"
Anon -
Thanks; no good, mine is 29.2 and there do not seem to be any suppliers
of the Giant article ;-(
have bent it back for now but for how long? -
Tony Raven said:
Quite why they couldn't go the extra 0.2mm
to a standard 26.8mm is beyond me.Or the extra 0.6mm to the most-common-of-all 27.2. Perhaps Mr Ritchie got a
deal on a size nobody was buying.I don't know about more modern models, but my older telecopic seatpost has
enough give in the nylon shim to accept a 26.8 - a Nitto 66 in my case - as
a snug sliding fit.James Thomson
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