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·Heres a couple seat post I just built for sale. If anyone is interested in them as with everything I do they are for sale.
We have noticed everyone drops the seats to low to ride and if not the seatpost is lacking we are covering that issue in our shop and with our club.
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I should have mentioned the round parts are hidden by the seat clamp and frame. The larger part goes in the frame. This will stop crushing of the seat clamp and seatpost clamp. Trust me if you want to do this your self and save a buck remember a couple things #1 They aint that dam expensive. #2 don`t half ass it. Add the round sections and remeber to weld them. Its cool being the only guy in the club with a 2 or 3 inch twisted seat post. But its screwed to be the only guy with a screwed up bike because you got lazy.
laterz.
Last edited by LV Lowrider Bikes at Sep 9 2003, 10:28 PM
We have noticed everyone drops the seats to low to ride and if not the seatpost is lacking we are covering that issue in our shop and with our club.
I should have mentioned the round parts are hidden by the seat clamp and frame. The larger part goes in the frame. This will stop crushing of the seat clamp and seatpost clamp. Trust me if you want to do this your self and save a buck remember a couple things #1 They aint that dam expensive. #2 don`t half ass it. Add the round sections and remeber to weld them. Its cool being the only guy in the club with a 2 or 3 inch twisted seat post. But its screwed to be the only guy with a screwed up bike because you got lazy.
laterz.
Last edited by LV Lowrider Bikes at Sep 9 2003, 10:28 PM
