I'm considering investing in one of these for my old rigid MTB. Has anybody got any experience of these things?
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Brilliant!!
I have one on both my bikes, yes even the tri bike!!
My Physio said anyone over 40 needs this and/or carbon stays and seatpost to protect their back. He's right.
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I have one ... cushy ride and cheap insurance against poorly performed "posting" off the saddle ...... boing boing goes yer butt.
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huhenio said:
I have one ... cushy ride and cheap insurance against poorly performed "posting" off the saddle ...... boing boing goes yer butt.
Forget cushy.....just today I traded in the Hybrid which had the feel of an old Caprice for a 7300 X alph sL Bontrager with disc brakes and NOW, yes, I can feel the road beneath my butt.....so thanks for your insite into my problem with "heft" to a bike....not heft...just too many dern springs and suspension posts.
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I do enjoy my cushy ride sometimes ... :-\
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Just as long as you REMEMBER TO BOLT THE SEAT ON PROPERLY, they are just dandy...
not a patch on a rear suspension pivot frame though.
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MountainPro said:
Just as long as you REMEMBER TO BOLT THE SEAT ON PROPERLY, they are just dandy...
not a patch on a rear suspension pivot frame though.
One seatpost up the [censored] is quite enough for me thank you, mind you those rubber gaitors that cover the spring.....ah never mind 😄 -
My seatpost is circumcized
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huhenio said:
My seatpost is circumcized
all the best ones are...
saves a few grams of weight.
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