[quote="john_childs"][B]The advantage to the 27.2mm size is that you can get a very high
quality bicycle seatpost, like the Thomson, in that size. You cannot
get a Thomson seatpost in the 22.2mm size.
[/quote]
You can, however, get one in the 25.4mm size, which is the GB4 frame
seat tube size, as well as many others.
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