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Re: When Is Standover Height Insufficient?

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  1. On Sun, 31 Jul 2005 21:47:00 GMT, RonSonic <[email hidden]>
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    Quoted message said:

    As for your seat post, you are allowed to just cut the thing.

    Well, yes I could just cut it but then it is non-returnable or
    exchangeable. I want it to be exchangeable just in case we can't get
    the required setback once the height is correct.

    For those of you that were speculating about the seatpost issue you
    got the manufacturer correct but missed the reason. The post is a
    straight Thomson without angled setback. The length was 410mm and the
    bottom of it was hitting the top bottle cage braze-on. With this frame
    the seat is already down close to the top tube so the shortest Thomson
    post should work fine and save some weight too.

    Steve

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    Ron

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