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RXL SL Carbon Fiber Road Bike Red Offset 🚴 Seatpost - 31.6/30.8/27.2mm - Bike Seatpost in Red, Green, Blue Review

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Description of RXL SL Carbon Fiber Road Bike Red Offset 🚴 Seatpost - 31.6/30.8/27.2mm - Bike Seatpost in Red, Green, Blue

1,Material:carbon fiber;Appearance:UD Matte;Weight:Approx 210+/-10g. 2,Diameter:27.2/30.8/31.6mm;length:350/400mm;Offset:25mm About Choose the Size:1.Choose Same size diameter With the original seatpost. 2.Choose the size according to the inside diameter of the frame tube. 3,Install the product correctly, please follow the specified tightening torque (4Nm). 4,This product is suitable for attachment to a saddle with a hole. If there is no hole in the saddle, we recommend using a hexagon wrench to tighten the screw. 5,Tighten the screws. Since it is made of carbon, we recommend tightening the body to support it by tightening with your hands. Cracks can occur when strong tensions occur.

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

I would look elsewhere.

that I originally bought for my second bike. I was hoping it would be of decent quality but was very disappointed. This is a typical Chinese carbon seat post. The design is a rip-off from the Thomson seatpost (where the seatpost head attaches to the saddle). The construction of the 27.2 pipe itself is pretty solid. It is made from a 3k carbon fiber weave. I've ridden a bike but haven't ridden because of a A few things (bad): 1. The lower C-plate causes the seat tilt to not hold and not seat…

Pros
  • Seats and Saddles
Cons
  • Lots of things

Revainrating 5 out of 5

This is a $30 bar, not cosmetically perfect

I got this to add a little more flex to my hardtail's seat. It was a functional purchase, not a cosmetic purchase. I don't ride my full weight on the seat, never bend the post or seat rails, and don't think I will fall if the post fails. so i went cheap. Aluminum hardware is standard post hardware, nothing good or bad, just works as it should. I have always preferred this type of seat fittings to others. the diameter of the rack rocker is slightly smaller, therefore the hardware rocker is not…

Pros
  • Seatposts
Cons
  • Socket required

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Missing information and safety issues

I've been a keen cyclist for over 40 years but if I remember correctly I've never had to change my seat post until now. The carbon seat post on my favorite FELT hybrid has failed. I bought this seat post mainly for the looks. When trying to mount a seat post on my saddle, I soon realized that the seat post was not compatible with my saddle. Ironically, the front bolt is only accessible from above the seatpost. You MUST have a split saddle to use this seatpost. This information should be…

Pros
  • Parts and components
Cons
  • I have no particular complaints about it, everything is fine

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Not as light as I expected and the seat attachment system is a bit awkward. Otherwise so far so good.

I recently bought a new full suspension MTB and needed to lose some weight. The seat post that came with it was too long and heavy. I bought two of these because the price is very good compared to the other option. Here's what you need to know: - The seat attachment system is a bit awkward. I mean, the front adjustment screw can only be adjusted before you put the seat on, so you need to determine the angle and adjust the screw before you put the seat on. Only the rear screw can be tightened…

Pros
  • Cycling
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  • Protection