Primo rod weight?

I have no clue, sorry.
Just putting it out there that a masterpiece Thomson seat post is
80grams:eek: . So beautiful, and very strong.

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There are different sizes/lengths but a 25.4 x 280mm primo post is 494
grams according to amazon.com.

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ntappin said:

Does anyone know the weight of the primo rod? I know its heavy, but how
heavy is heavy? Right now I'm looking at getting either the Rod, 'the
Odyssey Junior post' (http://tinyurl.com/ypvypk), or 'the FMF
powerstick seatpost' (http://tinyurl.com/2e5atb).

Any info would be great.

The Primo Rod is heavy for sure but it seems to be really sturdy. I
have been using the 22.2mm primo rod post on my coker for over 2 years
now and have had no problems at all.

As far as weight goes...
http://www.ebikestop.com/items/004-ST8703

Shows the 25.4mm wide 280 mm long version being 494g

EDIT: Spencer beat me by 2 min

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Danni said:

I have no clue, sorry.
Just putting it out there that a masterpiece Thomson seat post is
80grams:eek: . So beautiful, and very strong.

I got a used masterpiece for 25 dollars! Light as hell! Plus it is so
pretty 😄

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DustinSchaap said:

why would you kill the 5 yr olds? there's so much more fun things you
can do with them 🙄

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Be aware that single bolt seatpost designs like the Odyssey Junior are
prone to slipping when used for trials, or muni. The single bolt can't
clamp down tight enough reliably. Eventually you'll land a drop and
the seat angle will slip under you.

The double bolt designs like that PowerStick (and the Thomson) will
hold the seat angle much more securely and also allows for more
fine-grained seat angle adjustment.

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JC has perhaps had too much espresso today. He's posting quite late, and
the Chilly Hilly starts early. It doesn't take Punxsutawney Phil to
predict that Sunday will be another heavy espresso day in Western
Washington.

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