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Electrical tape - universal fitting 😛

Permanent marker line. It's the ultra lightweight option.

Thanks but not what I'm after.

You could use a clamp slightly larger than you need with a rubber shim. Or just use your rear light clamp to do it.

Rockshox do the blingy enduro collar but not sure what size it is machined for.

http://www.westbrookcycles.co.uk/fizik-silicon-seatpost-ring-p205190

Could use one of these little things http://www.xcracer.com/shop/viewproduct.php?productid=351

Or alternatively (if you had a larger seatpost this would be perfect), one of these with a small shim. The clamps have no lip, so they can be used for exactly the purpose you described. And they weigh bugger all so you don't have to worry about weight gain.
http://www.xcracer.com/shop/viewproduct.php?productid=259

Aah. That might do it. I take my seatpost out when I wash my bike and I want something to get it back in the right place. I've tried tape but it just comes off. Thanks

hite-rite?

Jubilee clip

Jiggle pin?

Cock ring?

wysiwyg - Member
Cock ring?

Aye, but its for a 27.2mm post. Are rings available that small?

cable tie ?

self tapping screw?

I take my seatpost out when I wash my bike

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Drill a hole through your frame at the bottom of the seatpost.
Put a bolt in, nut on other side.
Bingo, your seatpost always stops at the correct height,

Drill a hole through your frame at the bottom of the seatpost.
Put a bolt in, nut on other side.
Bingo, your seatpost always stops at the correct height,

that's got to win the prize for the most extreme solution to to the most tiny of problems.....if it can even be classed as a problem at all

[i] I take my seatpost out when I wash my bike[/i]

Why? +1

Why indeed? But if you must, why not scratch a small line in the post, works for me on the one & only bike I let others ride!

Electrical Tape

You need a double locking sprocket or alternatively a humidensifier plate...either of these will work

Nail varnish

A 6"4' I tend to find most posts ready marked at the height I require.

If someone did this product but so that the saddle remained straight...

Take a broom-handle and use that as a spacer between the bottom of your seatpost and the bottom bracket. Obviously it'll have to be a similar diameter to your seatpost otherwise it'll either not fit in the frame or could potentially slide inside your seatpost when refitting.

This is a delightfully elegant solution as it is not visible from the outside, so no additional clamps required 🙂

Cheers, Rich

bikeneil - Member
I've seen on some road bikes a second Seatclamp that goes round the seat post to allow you to put the Seatpost back in at exactly the same height.

where have you seen this?
like many others i use electrical tape, i wash my bike (with the seatpost in), it's never come off