Hi, I'm currently using a Thomson seatpost on my alu framed cx bike and it feels harsh. Am I right in thinking Thomson posts are quite stiff, if so can anyone recommend a more flexi/ forgiving seatpost. Cheers.
Cane creek thudbuster, probably the st for a cross bike
Dropping 5 psi out of your tyres will have about x10 times the effect.
Thanks guys, thudbuster abit too pricey and heavy. Was after either another alu or carbon post, but have no idea if any are more flexible than my current Thomson!
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You are using a saddle .... yeah?
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