🚴 Cane Creek Thudbuster ST Suspension Seatpost 27.2 (Latest Model) Review

The best addition to my Ebike. . . Expensive? Yes, but I'd rather spend money on that than on a chiropractor. . .After only 5 miles down the washboard trail that once loosened my watch band, I felt almost no jolts on my spine. . . No need to get up, except for the roughest hits. . . This seatpost will fit every bike I buy (or rent) in the future!

Bike shop installed in 3 minutes. After a test drive I saw a big difference. I'll give them a real test tonight and update my review accordingly. I've been driving my Marin hybrid for the last two evenings and have put in about 24 miles. This seat post will definitely absorb the shock of any impact. I don't even get up while riding because the seatpost keeps any bumps from shaking my back.

I was looking for a good way to get rid of the bumps in my seatpost and bought a Tadbuster. I had a few issues on the (tarmac) track where I hit a bump and suddenly the seat angle changed. I had to take it apart, see how all the parts fit, then reassemble and tighten. However, today it happened again. Luckily I had my tools with me and fixed it (again). And he creaks. I'm getting a new bike this month and just wanted to change my seat and post the bearing setup on the new bike. Instead, I let…

I converted my hardtail to an e-bike and it was so much fun that I have significantly increased the total distance and mileage that I log. Now it's higher speed miles, crappy roads and more sitting (since I switched to electric). I already had a gel saddle but my back was congesting and I had to ride less to deal with the increasing pain. Then I found out that there are suspension seat posts. I'm not a small person - 250 pounds - so I wanted the best and most durable I could get with capacity…

We own e-bikes and ride a lot on the road and (light) trails. We're both older and haven't ridden bikes in many years, and we're both getting used to cycling again. It is shown to me because the coccyx hurts almost constantly. Part of that is because I'm not short, so I crush my buttocks when I ride, but another part is that we tend to ride our big-tire bikes over relatively rough terrain. Bsides of back roads or riding bike/walking trails that are generally not perfectly smooth and have…