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  • maverick seatpost low cost guide block diy tip
  • trout
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    I dont know how many of these seatposts are still in use but a mate wanted his to stop wobbling so I used a brass Earth pin from a plug to make a new guide block .

    it took about 30 mins to trim it nearly the right size and then with some wet n dry stuck to a bit of flat worktop rubbed it to the correct size with a bit of trial and error .
    the end result is next to no sideways play ( for how long yet remains to be seen )

    OK I had the help of a Milling machine but I reckon 1 hour without the mill would have had the same result .

    Oops forgot to mention it needs a hole drilling too

    DaveyBoyWonder
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    a) isn’t brass quite soft?
    b) is this the same as the Joplin guide block which leads me onto…
    c) 2Pure sent me one FOC = zero faff

    trout
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    Yes brass is kinda soft but works well as bearings and is what the original was made of

    no idea about the joplins jobbie , I was doing it as a favour for a mate

    well thats great could have saved me half an hours tinkering

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