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Ricthey WCS seatpost

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  1. Hi,

    Whats the difference between the road and mtb WCS seatpost? Will a mtb
    one be fine on a roadbike?

    Thanks!

  2. Bluenose said:

    Whats the difference between the road and mtb WCS seatpost? Will a mtb
    one be fine on a roadbike?

    Not much and yes.

    Bill "AFAIK" S.

  3. Bluenose said:

    Hi,

    Whats the difference between the road and mtb WCS seatpost? Will a mtb
    one be fine on a roadbike?

    Thanks!

    It's probably only the length. MTB posts are often 350mm or so
    and road posts ~280mm(?).

    The gram-conscious roadies would go for a shorter one as possible.

    As long as it's the right diameter and long enough that the minimum
    mark isn't above the top of the seat tube, it'll do just fine.

    Cheers.
    --
    Nick

  4. NickZX6R said:

    Bluenose wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Whats the difference between the road and mtb WCS seatpost? Will a mtb
    one be fine on a roadbike?

    Quoted message said:

    It's probably only the length. MTB posts are often 350mm or so
    and road posts ~280mm(?).

    On most posts this would be true, but the WCS post has a very unusual
    and exotic profile. The upper portion of the post is much thinner
    than the lower area (since it has to be clamped). If you were to use
    a very long MTB seatpost in a road bike, inserted far into the seat
    tube, you could potentially deform the thin wall.

    OTOH, if you'll be running it at "MTB height" (that is, with lots of
    the post showing), it's fine.

    Mark Hickey
    Habanero Cycles
    http://www.habcycles.com
    Home of the $695 ti frame

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi,

    Whats the difference between the road and mtb WCS seatpost? Will a mtb
    one be fine on a roadbike?

    Thanks!

    X posting is considered rather rude. Just buy a lightweight road seat post
    you tight [censored] cross poster. 🙂

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