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In the technical blurb for my new saddle it states the [u]maximum[/u] clamp width at the rails is 38-40mm. My seat post is about 25mm where it clamps down on the rails. Is anyone using such a smaller clamping area? Will I die?
Posted : 05/08/2014 8:50 pm
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It's less than the maximum, and there is no minimum...
Why would there be a problem?
Edit: but yes, you will die. Might not be anything to do with the saddle though ๐
Posted : 05/08/2014 9:12 pm
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My thoughts exactly! But why specify a maximum and not a minimum? Surely the narrow clamp would lead to a greater leverage on the rails when you are sat on the saddle?
Anyway I'll just shut up
Posted : 05/08/2014 9:30 pm