Review on 🚲 KINEKT 2.1 Aluminum Suspension Bike Seatpost by Jason Mulah

A few things to consider: • If you're considering a suspension fork, try it first. Most likely you won't need it. • If in doubt, buy the heavier version. It comes with an extra set of springs one size smaller if you find the heavy spring too stiff. • You can combine a heavy spring with a lighter one. Just remember to use the right length. I weigh about 200 pounds and use a 200-260 spring on top and 150-200 on the bottom. • If you have a carbon frame, get a carbon or aluminum frame, get an aluminum frame. The chemical reaction between carbon and aluminum can lead to welds over time • Cirrus Cycles should show bike shops some. He will sell himself.