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Submitted by
Mark Bushaw
a Weekend Warrior
from Raleigh, NCDate Reviewed: July 27, 2003
Strengths: DurableWeaknesses: NoneBottom Line: All the difference in the world. Now I am not limited due to my ass killing me. Wise buy!
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$34.00
Purchased At: Cycling Spoken Here, Inc.
Similar Products Used: None
Bike Setup: T 4300
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Go Bears!
a Cross-Country Rider
from Berkeley, CADate Reviewed: October 6, 1999
Strengths:
*None whatsoever, literally.Weaknesses:
*Post too light--very susceptible to damage.
*Customer service dragged its feet--bad.
*Bolt came loose during ride--disconcerting.Bottom Line: This is a follow up to the previous review. After 2 races and a couple crashes this post has died. The bond between the clamp and the pillar deteriorated and the post could not be used for riding anymore. AC claims that it was due to bending of the post from these two crashes (none very severe, just that seat touched down--WTB saddle came out fine!!). Refuses to offer replacement even though product owned less than one year. As you might guess, my opinion of this product has gone into the dump, along with the post. No chilis--this post stinks!
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Similar Products Used:
Bontrager Comp--I'm using it again until I find a better one...
Bike Setup:
Privateer
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Submitted by
Go Bears!
a Cross-Country Rider
from BerkeleyDate Reviewed: April 28, 1999
Strengths:
It's long and strong.Weaknesses:
Hasn't shown any.Bottom Line: Set it up and forget about it. All the bolts are still tight, it looks great, and it's about as light as they come.
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Similar Products Used:
Bontrager Comp
Bike Setup:
To compensate for short stock seatpost.
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Submitted by
Hobbler
a
from downhillerDate Reviewed: October 3, 1997
Bottom Line:
This is the Best Setpost that I could find that wouldn't Break. I'm a very Heavy (225lbs) Downhiller.
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Art
a cross-country rider
from Boulder, CODate Reviewed: October 1, 1997
Bottom Line:
I have had bad luck with this post. Set at recomended torque settings it continually came loose. At higher torque the bolt broke. Now it just creaks alot no matter where I grease it. I'd recomend an American Classic instead, they developed the style of head anyway.
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Brett
a weekend warrior
from Western AustraliaDate Reviewed: September 13, 1997
Bottom Line:
I have just purchased this post so not a lot of riding time on it as yet. It didnt slip on my first ride though so things are looking good. The post has one of the largest offsets of any post that I have seen. It is extremely easy to set up and hits the scales pretty well considering the good length. I will give it 5 stars because I couldnt find a better post. The worst thing about the AC is the cost.
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