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Any suggestions? Hae a Thomson, but my lower back suffers a little on long rides.
Have considered carbon, but never run a carbon post before, am worried that lifting and dropping it a couple times a ride, especially in gritty conditions, will wear it in a bad way.
Ti posts work very well.
I'd recomend a Kent Erikson if you want something nice.
[url] http://kenteriksen.com/comp_seatpost.html [/url]
Try clampin a saddle to the Thomson, makes it soooo much comfier.
singlespeedstu - Member
Ti posts work very well.
I'd recomend an Kent Erikson if you want something nice.
They look lovely, but a lot of cash
Maybe. But they are [b]very[/b] nice. 🙂
I've got a (unbranded) carbon post, with lots of post showing and its sooooo comfy.
I don't change its height. man up and don't drop it if you care about scratching it 😉
Not fussed about the cosmetic aspect of the scratches - more the post failing as a result.
only teasing. fair point & maybe worth wiping it down with something if you
can as they can scratch up a bit. not sure it'd kill it though.
Cy's advice is to use a Use post.
I use a PRO xcr carbon on mine. Feels lovely
I've got a (unbranded) carbon post, with lots of post showing and its sooooo comfy.
I don't change its height. man up and don't drop it if you care about scratching it
I use a poverty seatpost with loads showing to it works a beaut
If you think the Soul / thompson hurts try a steel 456 / Thompson that's agony 😕
try a steel 456 / Thompson that's agony
I quite enjoy it.. does that make me weird..?
Ti railed saddle...
Big tubeless rear tyre...
29er...
FS...
USE Ti here. After about 4 years use, it now has a gentle curve to it...
I've got an FSA SL-X Carbon seatpost on my Soul.
On One are doing them for £29.99
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/SPFSSLK/fsa_sl_k_carbon_seatpost
yunki - Member
try a steel 456 / Thompson that's agony
I quite enjoy it.. does that make me weird..?
perverted more like 😉
Hmm... looked into the USE posts, talk of weight limits and the like, didn't really sound good.
van nic+1
or 18bikes are doing a steel one.
The last USE post I had (in a soul) bent. My thompson was great. I'm now using a Ragley. It was fine for the Puffer solo. (My back's killing me, but that's due to the course, the amount of time riding and the fact that I forgot to put a sensible length stem back on. Arse-wise, and comfort-wise, the Ragley was spot on.
+1 for van nic.
best bit of kit Ive bought in a long while. Cant believe Ive waited so long to get one
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I use a thomson and find it too flexy, its only 27.2, I don"t see how any 27.2 post can be over stiff (unless your frames too big and have hardly any post showing).