|   lightest 29.4 mm seat post? | Spikes
Aug 12, 2002 5:20 AM | | Not many make this rather odd size. |
| A couple of ideas | ®i© Wi©to®
Aug 12, 2002 7:52 AM | | Hmmm...had somebody looking for a post that size at the LBS last week. Originally the guy had a Syncros, I think.
Hacking off the excess of a Thomson is one idea. Not the absolute lightest, though.
Otherwise, just pick any light 28.6 or 27.2 post and see if you can find a shim. I think there are a couple of companies around that make practically every shim size you can think of. |
| American Classic has all sizes | Aesop Rock
Aug 12, 2002 12:58 PM | | check the website for more details
www.idon'trememberthewebsite.com
try a yahoo search |
| Do a Google search for... | PBK
Aug 13, 2002 1:25 AM | | Keywords: seatpost 29.4
There's at least Am. Classic, Thomson and Roox out there. |
| 29.4 posts | scant
Aug 13, 2002 10:56 AM | | hi,
so let me guess u've either got a fat chance or a pace??
i've got a fat chance ti so i sympathese wif da sizin prob!
29.4mm posts include
rithey (kalloy) crap clamp
thomson, pretty lite actually, an pretty strong...
selcof (selcof.com) very heavy
ole skool IRD, mega strong, kinda heavy,
ole ringle moby, crap clamp
i've tired all of the above, if u can cope wif inline go for the thomson, i needed a layback that was well strong,so gotta shim and after cuttin 2 lenght was impressed that a race face xy post only weighed 230g
hope that helps
l8tz |
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