No, all bike seat posts are not the same size. Depending on the bike, the seat post size will vary. For example, a road bike will have a smaller seat post than a mountain bike.
Bike seats are a great way to get around, but they are not post universal. This means that they will not fit all bikes. You need to make sure that you have the right size seat for your bike.
4.7/5
Lightweight yet secure
Stainless steel hardware
Anodized to match Wolf Tooth Headsets & Bling Kits
CNC Machined in Minneapolis, MN
$234
A seatpost clamp, that is. So choose from the many options available. The fact that it is American-made is what intrigued me to it. I also own a number of other products from them, including a number of their tools (the innovative pack hanger alignment tool, pack pliers, pack wrench, and pack whip), all of which are of the highest quality and something to take into account if you want to leave the parktool bandwagon (no hate intended; I do own some of their products as well). overall content. Might substitute a black bolt for the silver one.
4.7/5
Cable-Kind Clamp
Large Diameter Ball Bearing Pivot
Low-Profile Levers
Integrated Cable Adjuster
Breakaway Axle Pivot
$234
Outstanding lever for my Fox Transfer.I tried the "2x10 style" Fox lever on my Fox Transfer internal 2018, which worked OK but required some force.Positives: - The action is light enough to allow for decent control; - The paddle's grip is firm. - Can control how quickly the post return is made. a large paddle Excellent ergonomics; it works seamlessly with my SRAM Guide brakes because I used it with the SRAM Matchmaker.- Very simple to assemble: screw handle bars on, thread cable through, and screw cable. Done. 5 minute task. If necessary, they also provide instructions on their website.- The control is much better and it's lot easier to activate the post however, whenever you want, which I think is the main reason for purchasing this remote because it requires less movement to activate than the Fox remotes.Cons: Not at all. Sincerely, I am at a loss for ideas.So, if you were on the fence in the past, grab this. The best. This one is just a level above in every way even on the already light-action 2018 fox (compared to the 2017), which are quite fantastic levers.
4.5/5
Padded seat keeps butts comfy for long rides.
Fits kiddos with inseams of 41-51 cm (16-20 in.).
The Strider Performance Seat doesn’t require any tools for assembly or adjustment and is a must-have for the tall rider in your family!
Ready to upgrade the saddle? Add in the extra-long post and your rider has a comfortable, padded seat with a seat post that will extend the life of their bike.
Perfect upgrade for kids growing like weeds.
$234
For my youngster, I bought an inexpensive balance around a year ago (then two, now three). He and I recently overhauled the bike to replace all the deteriorated/ripped parts. Given that he is tall for his age, I purchased this XL seat and seat post to accommodate his ongoing growth.The diameter of the seatpost is 7/8". In order to make sure the seat post will fit my son's bike, I measured it. It fit perfectly, as it should for the majority of balance bikes. My son's back is nicely supported by the seat's contours either gliding or striding.The black paint's propensity to scrape easily is the one thing that irritates me. The seatpost's black paint scraped off in numerous spots with a simple twist, exposing metal underneath. Not a big deal, but it detracted from my intention to give the bike a like-new look.For kids who are starting to outgrow their balance bikes, it's a terrific seat all around. This will allow them to continue riding without pedals for another six to twelve months.
4.5/5
Diameter:27.2mm.Length:350mm.Setback: 20mm. Adjust tube length of 0 to 320mm.
How to Choose the Size:1.Check the diameter of the original seatpost,choose the same size as the original diameter.2.Measure the inside diameter of the frame tube.
Suitable for most mountain bikes, road bike, fixed gear bicycle, downhill bike, track bike, MTB, BMX, DH, etc
With adjustable head, convenient to install.
Made of High quality 6061 aluminium alloy.Light weight,never rust.Strength: 4.9 levels ultra high strength, maxium of 580lbs.
$234
It supports me and keeps my seat upright as it should. There was a little size problem. The initial Diamondback seat post had a precise length of 27.2 mm. The Diamondback one had no technical issues; nevertheless, I disliked the shock absorber it had, so I wanted a standard straight seat post. This substitution measured 26.6 mm. I had to use a grinder to slightly widen the cut on the bike frame and alter the clamp. Once that was finished, it operated flawlessly.
4.4/5
ã€Easy Installation】The Way to install the remote lever is easy, you don’t need to be a professional technician to finish the job.First,loosely attach the hinged clamp to your handlebar,rotate the dropper remote lever until the remote body is parallel to the brake lever and once finished,adjust the horizontal position of the lever according to the distance between the remote lever and the brake lever.Snug the main bolt to 1-2Nm.Finally secure the cable to the cable bolt and tighten it to 1-2Nm
ã€Compatible with All Cable Actuated Dropper Posts】 The maximum cable pull travel is 11mm. The horizontal position of the remote lever could be adjustable for a total distance by 8 mm. We also have an integrated cable adjuster, makes cable adjustment much easier. Our remote lever is good for the dropper post with different cable barrel direction, for the dropper post that usually with barrels on the lever side, just cut the barrel and pinch the cable to the bolt.
ã€ONE YEAR NO-FAULT WARRANTY】 We are confident about our product. So, we decided to give you a full warranty on our retailed remote lever for one year. Showing us the buying proof of Amazon, we will repair or replace your broken cassette regardless of how the damage occurred or what the damage is. This guarantee covers your complete remote lever, including the CNC part, spacers, and bearing to ensure you have a fully functional remote lever.(Not include cable)
ã€Broke a Remote Lever? 】The remote lever is a part that easily to break when you crash your bike. Did you ever considered why this little thing cost so much? For a long time, the dropper post remote lever is an expensive gadget. We make dropper post remote lever affordable for most people. We don’t need to design a failure point intentionally. When you could change the whole thing with the price of a fixing part, who need a failure point to sacrifice strength and reliability?
ã€You Deserve a Better Dropper Post Remote Lever】This is a high-quality super-smooth dropper post remote lever with sealed bearing that takes the place of a left shifter. The reason why you need this shifter type remote lever is obvious, you don’t need to move you hand away from the grips. That will make your riding much safer and you don’t need to think twice when you want to adjust your lever. There is no play between the lever and the body. It's compatible with all cable actuated dropper post.
$234
I haven't used it much yet (I'll update later), but this trigger feels and looks fantastic, especially considering the price. Installation was much simpler than dealing with those tiny 2mm lock nuts. There is no play and the lever feels sturdy. You can install the clamp without removing anything from your bars because it opens up. The draw is strong, constant, and smooth. To fine-tune it to your preferences, you can make a small left/right adjustment to the lever. Overall, the posture seems natural. Additionally, I enjoy how expensive-looking the ZTTO logo on the front makes it seem. Oh, and it included a second inner cable so you can replace it when you upgrade.I changed from a Brand X stock lever. Undoubtedly a $25 boost. Just wait and see whether it holds out.The cable doesn't fit within the barrel adjuster very well because it isn't very deep, which is the only drawback I've noticed thus far. It will eventually get a different adjuster, but for the time being, some electrical tape and tiny zip ties keep it straight and solid.Oh, and while some users complained about the extremely long shipping times, mine arrived in two days thanks to Prime.
4.3/5
ã€MATERIAL】Seatpost made of 6061 aluminum alloy,strong and durable.
ã€SIZE】Length:350mm;Diameter:25.4mm 27.2mm 28.6mm 31.6mm;Thickness of the tube:3mm.
ã€USE&FIT】Seatpost used for for most old style bike,and the bike saddle with clamp.
ã€PAY ATTENTION】Please do measure the actual required diameter before purchasing. Saddle clamp is not included, please buy the saddle clamp separately if needed.
ã€SAFE LINE MARK】There is a safe line mark on the seat post. Please insert at least above the minimum safety line.
$234
The measurements are accurate to the letter. It was a wonderful fit for my child's bike. She outgrew her bike, my kid. I bought this pole rather than a new bike so that my daughter may ride hers for an additional year. It prevented me from buying a bike for at least a year or two. The product's quality and finish are excellent. I suggest!
4.2/5
Suitable for most road bike, fixed gear bicycle, mountain bikes, downhill bike, track bike, MTB, BMX, DH, etc
Size: 27.2 × 350mm (apx 220g/pc), Total length: 350mm, Tube Length: 325mm, Head Length: 25mm. Strength: 4.9 levels ultra high strength, maxium of 580lbs ; Setback: 0mm. Adjust tube length of 0 to 320mm
How to Choose the Size:1.Check the diameter of the original seatpost,choose the same size as the original diameter.2.Measure the inside diameter of the frame tube.
With adjustable head, Easy to install. Frosting finish, exquisite workmanship, nice touch feeling
3K Carbon Fiber: Constructed of ultra light and strong 3K Carbon Fiber. Light weight, never rust
$234
The previous post had saddle adjustment screws on the top and bottom that worked perfectly with my old split saddle but not with the new solid saddle, thus I required a new post for my new saddle. Since the new Brooks C17 saddle was already somewhat heavier, I didn't want to spend a lot of money on it, but I also didn't want it to be too heavy. By chance, I came upon this and decided to try it. My 27.2 350mm post is 213.5g in weight. My previous post weighted 311.2g. The carbon post weights 68.6g with the hardware attached and 144.5g without.I had no trouble putting the 27.1mm post in place or tightening the collar. To prevent twisting and slipping of the post, I added Finish Line Fiber Grip. Compared to my prior carbon articles, the carbon material is rather thick, yet it isn't significantly heavier. It has a strong, tough vibe to it. The overall appearance is extremely good. It seems lovely. Although the glossy 3K weave fits the rest of my carbon components, including the head spacer and handlebar accessory holder, I would have preferred a UD matte finish. The aluminum hardware and carbon post have a wonderful color transition from all-black to carbon weave.This is highly expensive overall and lighter than the majority of expensive aluminum posts. Really, I'm amazed.
4.2/5
To fit frame seatpost hole: 25.4mm, 27.2mm,28.6mm,30.4mm,30.8mm,31.6mm
Important note: real measure of the seatpost diameter is a little smaller than the number marks on it. e.g.:25.4mm one may measures about 25.0~25.2mm only
Extra long: 17.7" (45cm); Help to raise height of saddle, so that tall rider don't have to bent much forward
Clamp is adjustable for the saddle tilt angle
Replacement seatpost for most bike, mountain bike, road bike, universal bikes
$234
To improve ride height on a bicycle that is relatively low, this post was installed.The previous post featured an easily accessible, adjustable mount with a horizontal bolt and two nuts. The mount for this new seat post is integrated into the post and has a clamp-like shape with a comparable tilt-adjustment notching that employs one vertical bolt and a sizable Allen wrench socket.After releasing the "nut" a few twists, it was simple to align the top-half of the clamp by rotating it 90 degrees, placing the seat rails above the bottom half into the grooves, and then tightening the top-half.It could be difficult depending on the under-clearance of the seat and whether you need to hold the "nut" still while tightening the bolt. I had to be inventive because I lacked the right size Allen wrench and had to make do with a drill bit accessory. It was "barely" a post issue, but it was still something to be aware of due to differing seat designs and this post's vertical bolt. Getting a wrench under the seat to prevent the "nut" from turning.I'm happy with the buy overall. affordable cost. less components. really light. Well-machined. sturdy enough, it seems. Only time will tell.
No, not every saddle can fit on every bike. The main factor that determines if a saddle can fit on a bike is the width of the saddle. The width of the saddle needs to match the width of the bike's seatpost. In addition, the shape of the saddle must also match the shape of the bike's seatpost.
There's no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best seat for you will depend on factors like your height, weight, and riding style. However, in general, you'll want to make sure that the seat you choose is compatible with the bike you're riding. Additionally, it's important to consider things like the width of the seat and how much padding it has, as these can affect your comfort while riding. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide what seat works best for you and your bike.
No, all dropper posts do not need air. Some dropper posts use a sealed cartridge that does not require air, while others may have a Schrader valve that can be inflated as needed.
Bike suspension seat posts are designed to absorb shocks from bumps in the road, making for a more comfortable ride. But do they actually work? The jury is still out on this one. Some riders swear by them, while others find that they don’t make much difference. It may come down to personal preference. If you’re considering a suspension seat post, it’s worth doing some research to see what others have to say about it. You may also want to try one out for yourself to see if it makes a difference for you.
Whether or not you need a zero offset seatpost depends on a few factors. Chief among these is the type of riding you do. If you do a lot of aggressive riding that puts your weight far back on the bike, then you'll benefit from a seatpost with zero offset. This will help keep your weight balanced and prevent the bike from getting out of control. Another factor to consider is the geometry of your bike. Some bikes are designed with a more forward-positioned seat, which can make a zero offset seatpost feel too aggressive. It's important to experiment with
Shock absorbing seat posts are designed to reduce the amount of impact that is transferred to the rider. There are a number of different designs and materials that can be used in their construction. Many riders believe that these seat posts can significantly improve the comfort of their ride. However, there is no definitive evidence that they actually work as intended. Some riders report feeling a difference, while others do not. Ultimately, it is up to the individual rider to decide if a shock absorbing seat post is right for them.
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