🚲 Enhance Your Cycling Comfort with Velo Seat Clamp for Standard Rail Saddles Review

Ideal heavy duty replacement for Kent Ambush bike seat clamps. The factory part is made of light alloy and bends easily. The Velo clamp mounts to a Kent saddle in less than 10 minutes and fits snugly over the seat post. solved the bending problem for $6 and saved me at least $100 in the hassle and hassle of replacing it under warranty knowing it would most likely bend again. By the way, Kent doesn't provide a parts list for this bike, so you're on your own if you're a DIY enthusiast trying to…

I bought a new bike saddle and needed to connect it to a post. The old saddle had a different post attachment mechanism that could not be adjusted. The bolts are metric and had to be really tightened or they would slip off, which was the case for me. I also moved the saddle forward a bit to shorten the pedal stride. I found the most comfortable position with a saddle angle that placed the horn slightly lower than the padded back. The clamp was able to adjust this angle perfectly. Now my butt…

I bought a beach boat from Craigslist with a new and comfortable seat. However, when I first rode it, the seat tilted back within the first 3 minutes of the ride. The bushings or prongs on the bracket have snapped off. So I ordered this bike to replace it. It was very difficult to align the parts for installation, but I'm not mechanical and I'm not a cyclist. The enthusiastic biker does not have this problem. I also ordered an adjustable seatpost so the seat is further back and put less…

Most people fit a saddle and not a rack on their bike. Place the rack on the bike to install it as you will need a lever to place the seat and pivot it onto the base. Then place the seat base on the top tube post; You have to do this first to get the teeth in the tube: if you do this afterwards you will think that the diameter of the base is too small to fit in the tube. Then take the 2 inner loops of the saddle and line them up with the saddle; while wedge around the main loop. As you align…