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Where does the seatpost go?

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    Is it just ahead of the shock and I can't see it or something? Or are you not supposed to sit
    down at all?

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    Phil, Squid-in-Training

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    Is it just ahead of the shock and I can't see it or something? Or are you not supposed to sit
    down at all?

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    Phil, Squid-in-Training

    The piece on the bottom of the main shot is the seatpost mast assembly. It bolts onto the mainframe
    and holds teh seatpost. IIRC you can get different sized ones to adjust your position on the bike.

    Jon Bond

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    Is it just ahead of the shock and I can't see it or something? Or are


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    not supposed to sit down at all?

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    Phil, Squid-in-Training

    The piece on the bottom of the main shot is the seatpost mast assembly.


    It

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    bolts onto the mainframe and holds teh seatpost. IIRC you can get


    different

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    sized ones to adjust your position on the bike.

    And here I was thinking, "Hmm... and why do they include two swingarms?" Thanks.

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    Phil, Squid-in-Training

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