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Trek 330 Seatpost Size?

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  1. Anyone know the seatpost size for an '88 Trek 330 ?
    I thought it was 27.2 but it doesn't seem to fit.

    Thanks

  2. Try calipers.

  3. Bill said:

    Anyone know the seatpost size for an '88 Trek 330 ?
    I thought it was 27.2 but it doesn't seem to fit.

    It isn't listed in the seatpost database
    http://sheldonbrown.com/seatpost-sizes-m-z.html#t, so you really have
    only one good option: measure it. Either measure the existing
    seatpost that fits it with a pair of calipers, or measure the inside of
    the seat tube with a pair of calipers. Another option is to see if the
    the existing seatpost has it's size marked on it - sometimes they do,
    sometimes they don't. If you don't have an accurate set of calipers,
    find someone who does. Any decent LBS should.

    Later,
    Mark Muller

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    Bill said:

    Anyone know the seatpost size for an '88 Trek 330 ?
    I thought it was 27.2 but it doesn't seem to fit.

    It isn't listed in the seatpost database
    http://sheldonbrown.com/seatpost-sizes-m-z.html#t, so you really have
    only one good option: measure it. Either measure the existing
    seatpost that fits it with a pair of calipers, or measure the inside of
    the seat tube with a pair of calipers. Another option is to see if the
    the existing seatpost has it's size marked on it - sometimes they do,
    sometimes they don't. If you don't have an accurate set of calipers,
    find someone who does. Any decent LBS should.

    Also verify that the seat post is not crimped at the top.
    What is the material of the top tube?

    --
    Michael Press

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