Submitted by
nsingleton
a Cross Country Rider
from CANADA Date Reviewed: October 27, 2009
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline
Strengths:
strong, nice looking, low maintenance, can adjust for climbing but is still Plush!
Weaknesses:
none. adjust the preload to your weight and it works well.
Similar Products Used:
Thudbuster
Bike Setup:
Norco VFR4
Bottom Line:
The movement is smoooooth... Allows you to ride over some really tough ground and stay seated. If you bottom out because of the soft springs just add more preload and it stiffens up quit a bit. No more being ejected from the seat like the Thudbuster, NP has a soft rebound. Saves you energy. Weight not even an issue when compared to the beating it saves you. Cool concept very satisfied.
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Submitted by
catfish johnny
a Cross Country Rider
from Grand Haven, MI USA Date Reviewed: August 28, 2009
Favorite Trail:
Owassipe
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline www.nitrop
Strengths:
In theory, well-designed and decent appearance.
Weaknesses:
Heaviest of its kind on the market. Seatpost continuously slips down into the seatpost tube no matter how tight you reef on the seatpost bolt. Requires frequent oiling. Worse of all, however, is the seatpost clamp broke while riding on a country dirt road without any warning. Thankfully I wasn't riding on a technical single track.
Similar Products Used:
Thudbuster ST and Thusbuster LT.
Bike Setup:
Q-ball steel 29er with American Classic wheels and Racing Ralph tires.
Bottom Line:
Great concept, but a product is only as good as its weakest link--in this case, the seat post clamp. I was fortunate to avoid a calamity, but the thought of "what if" haunts me. I am now riding a Thudbuster LT which gives me all the travel I need (for trails in the Midwest) and is virtually maintenance-free.
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Submitted by
DonRique
a Cross Country Rider
from New Haven, CT, USA Date Reviewed: July 15, 2009
Favorite Trail:
U.S.A.
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline
Strengths:
Well made. Easy to understand and use.
Similar Products Used:
Elastomer sus posts.
Bike Setup:
Seven, 29" Redline, Cannondale, Land Shark
Bottom Line:
I have four NitroPro posts on various cross country Mt. bikes that I own at different locations. I've found the NitroPro to be the best suspension seat post made, and a lot cheaper and lighter than a full suspension bike. You get a soft ride with hard tail control. I just ordered my fifth NitroPro post!
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Submitted by
maxsweet
a Cross Country Rider
from Anchorage, Alaska Date Reviewed: May 8, 2009
Favorite Trail:
Coastal Trail
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline www.nitrop
Strengths:
Does what it advertises; absorbs bumps up to 3".
Weaknesses:
Saddle position can be an issue.
Similar Products Used:
Spiderflex saddle.
Bike Setup:
2008 Ibex Apline 650. Mostly stock w/ a few mods.
Bottom Line:
As a year round commuter in Anchorage, Alaska, I needed something for my hard tail Ibex that would give my butt a break from the wide variety of road and trail conditions I face daily in the Last Frontier. Last summer I used a Spiderflex saddle which has great comfort and some suspension, but had to switch to a conventional saddle as I needed the nuance of control the nose of a regular saddle provides when navigating snow and ice covered roads and trails. During the course of the winter it's not uncommon for us to get crazy warm days in the dead of winter which rapidly melts everything then abruptly freezes again leaving challenging surfaces to traverse. I researched many suspensions systems and had nearly purchased a Thudbuster when I found many positive reviews of this product on MTBR. Although pricey (but not significantly more than a Thudbuster) I opted to purchase this seatpost.
I'm still getting the preload dialed in. I'm about 225 lbs so I opted for 100lb springs. Glad I did. I'm still adding preload in small increments trying to find the "sweet" spot. Saddle position is critical for this device to function correctly. Saddle should be centered on the rails, or, better yet, slightly forward of center. If you're cramped in the cockpit already, don't buy this. It won't perform it's best for you.
The saddle attachment was slightly different than my stock seatpost (Kuno Alloy) so I ended up repositioning my handlebars (and replacing them w/ a 711 mm wide Sunline V3) to correct my geometry in the cockpit. My KOPS is still off (if you believe in that) but I'm comfortable and my knees don't hurt.
The seatpost is fantastic! It truly and elegantly absorbs the typical bumps and grinds of commuting without being obvious. The bike now feels like it floats over small obstacles. After only 2 weeks of use I wonder how I ever rode without it. The instructions indicate that it requires a break-in period so I'm just reaching that milestone. I anticipate its performance will improve over time.
Not sure how it will fare over winter. Temps here routinely get sub-zero so I'm concerned about loss of performance due to cold. The manufacture recommends 10 wt non-detergent oil for routine lubrication but that will easily freeze @ 25 below. I may follow up w/ a post-winter review in the spring for northern riders who might be considering this product.
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Submitted by
Donald Threadgold
a Weekend Warrior
from Japan Date Reviewed: December 22, 2008
Duration Product Used:
More than 3 years
Strengths:
Well thought out design. Well executed. Easy to maintain. Cool looking does not stand out at all. It DOES do what it was designed to do.
Weaknesses:
Suspension posts are heavier that racing posts of course.
Similar Products Used:
Use XCR which was ok for a year.
Bike Setup:
Steel frame Manitou SX.
Bottom Line:
I tried so many suspension posts before this with no joy. I almost went for a full sus bike. The problem was that I wanted to keep the hardtail for the rack and panniers etc.
I searched and found the Nitropro on this site. At first I thought a little pricey but was impressed by the pure engineering of the thing, and just had to try it.
That was 3 years ago. Now I think it is CHEAP, because it is still working perfectly. There is no sign of wear or side play. I have lubed it once a year through laziness. I recently talked with Mark at support who answered the same day. I was asking him if I might be needing a new gas spring after all this time. He said that they deteriorate slowly so if you find you have to adjust to compensate, it is a sign of wear. I have never adjusted mine in 3 years.
When it is adjusted right for your weight it will be active constantly. When sitting in riding position it will drop about 1cm and then just absorb bumps as you go. I remember I used to have to stand for a one inch bump but never with the Nitro. It makes sitting through bigger bumps much more tolerable. It is in fact similar to a full sus bike. Not the massive travel but extremely effective in absorbing painful bumps.
If you have been trying to find a suspension seat post that WORKS get this.
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Submitted by
John
a Cross Country Rider
from Fullerton ,California ,usa Date Reviewed: August 15, 2007
Favorite Trail:
The endless climb in Carbon Canyon
Duration Product Used:
More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline
Strengths:
It really works. I think that's enough.
Weaknesses:
Kinda touchy about seat placement but once dialed in it works great. It's kept me from being able to justify buying a full suspension bike.
Similar Products Used:
None
Bike Setup:
Jamis Dakota AL, Marzocchi Bomber with Avid BB7 disc in front, Xt V in rear, Sun Rihno Lites, everything else XT.
Bottom Line:
I bought this seat post to save my lower back, and it really works. Keep it lubed with what is recomended and it's smooth as butter but feels strong. I just bought a new gas spring for it ($35) but other than that it hasn't given me a lick of trouble. I would like to try a full suspension though. If you want to take impact of your lower back this is great. If you want to go flying off cliffs I don't think this will do anything for you, get a full suspension.
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Submitted by
Rain Man
a Cross Country Rider
from AU Date Reviewed: April 18, 2007
Favorite Trail:
Local
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$170.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline
Strengths:
Nice looking post in black with a good finish to it. Easy to see clear height markings on the post. Good clamping mechanism, a little flimsy though. Great adjustability of the gas rebound system. Very smooth action over bumps, ripples rocks and roots.
Weaknesses:
The biggest weakness of this post is the available saddle positioning. More info below...
Similar Products Used:
Cane Creek Thudbuster. Various other suspension seatposts....
Bike Setup:
HT SIR 9 and One Niner rigid SS.
Bottom Line:
This is a very good suspension seatpost. The action is smooth and well damped in both directions with no "kickback" like you get with the Thudbuster. The only bad thing I could find in my testing of this post was the saddle positioning. If you position the saddle too far back on the rails in the clamp you tend to make the damper rod flex and it causes stiction with a resulting lack of movement...so you have to position the saddle at the mid-point or slightly further forward to let the damper rod slide smoothly in it's travel path.
Now this is a non-event *if* you don't need a bit more cockpit room and your KOP is correct with a straight seatpost.. but if you find that you would like to get your saddle a little further towards the rear on the rails, then this seatpost is NOT for you.
Apart from this rather major problem, the Nitro Pro is a very fine product. It out performs every other suspension post currently on the market simply because of the engineering and superb damping action that it employs. It is ultra smooth and really does a great job of soaking up small and medium ripples , roots and bumps on the trail.
It's ONE failing is the saddle positioning you are forced to use with this post to make it function as designed.
I give it a good score because of the design and excellent damping action of the mechanism, but the whole idea is rather let down due to it's limited saddle positioning.
R.
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Submitted by
sig
a Weekend Warrior
from grovetown ga. usa Date Reviewed: August 28, 2006
Favorite Trail:
FATS
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$160.00
Purchased At:
nitropro
Strengths:
works good for a while,good idea,
Weaknesses:
only works good for a while,then it sticks unless you are centered perfectly over the post.good idea not very well executed.my first one bent on the first ride. they sent a new one that looked different than the first.it worked for about 5 rides.i threw it in a drawer and forgot about it.
Similar Products Used:
cheapo $25 that lasted longer but felt like crap
Bike Setup:
single speed
Bottom Line:
too much money for a recreational seat post. this thing cant take mountain biking.
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Submitted by
Dolan Halbrook
a Cross Country Rider
from San Francisco.com Date Reviewed: July 11, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Mailbox in Santa Cruz :)
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At:
nitropro.com
Strengths:
Hot damn, my Bontrager has been reborn! I'm no longer jealous of my wife's full suspension ride. I've just tried this on a local trail and it worked remarkably well. Made me realize how crappy my old Judys are up front by comparison. Hit roots with no problem at full speed sitting down...
Weaknesses:
A bit pricy, a bit heavy, and doesn't help my feet ;)
Similar Products Used:
Nashbar suspension seatpost on my touring bike. No contest -- this one buries it. Of course, it costs 10x as much.
Bike Setup:
Bontrager Race Lite w/ Rock Shox Judy forks
Bottom Line:
This one works as advertised, which is to say, very well. Haven't tried the competition, but most of the ones I wanted to try were bought out/crushed by Cane Creek. Oh well. I like the fact that I can still use a seat bag with it. The seat clamp is a little cheesy and cheap looking, but it works. The vendor was very easy to deal with and even made me one in black at no extra charge. The shaft is machined so it doesn't slip, which is important since this one uses shims to fit your bike's size. No slippage so far. As I said before, it takes the edge off the bumps really well. Rebound is well controlled. Thinking about getting the road version now for use on my road bike & touring bike :)
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Submitted by
Terence F. Treppa
a Cross Country Rider
from Westland, MI, USA Date Reviewed: December 28, 2004
Favorite Trail:
Hines Park
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$149.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline
Strengths:
Smooth ride over various roads encountered in the city and country. Alumaline personnel very cooperative and helpful.
Weaknesses:
Take some time to set up to my liking.
Similar Products Used:
Rock Shox
Bike Setup:
First on Novarra Rondone, now on Specialized Roubaix
Bottom Line:
Once the seatpost is set up it gives a very comfortable ride. Alumaline include detailed instructions that should be heeded. The key is to place the seat as far forward as possible so your weight will be over the seatpost. With your weight forward the dampening of the seatpost will engage very comfortably. I ride all year if it is dry and over 40 degrees and I appreciate the dampening that this seatpost provides especially since I weight near 200 pounds. Many seatposts are available for lighter riders, however, heavier riders have fewer choices. This is one excellent choice.
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Submitted by
Jeremiah
a Cross Country Rider
from West Richland, WA, USA Date Reviewed: October 25, 2004
Duration Product Used:
Tested or demo'ed only
Strengths:
Low maintaince, longer lasting, smooth operation.
Weaknesses:
Little heavy, but a sacrifice that I can easily take.
Bottom Line:
Granted I only rhode on it for a day, but that is all the convincing it took. Nice and plush, you can have all the benefits of a hardtail with the feel of a full suspension. I am an average sized rider, so the previous complaints really do not apply to me. This is definitely a new and different product compared to what else is on the market. When I build my dream bike in a few years this is going to be on it!
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Submitted by
Elliot
a Weekend Warrior
from Melborne, FL, USA Date Reviewed: July 26, 2004
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline
Strengths:
Very plush ride
Weaknesses:
Cost
Similar Products Used:
USE, Tamer
Bike Setup:
Specialized A1-comp Aluminum hardtail, Marzocchi Atom Race, Shimano XT and SRAM 9.0
Bottom Line:
Does what it is suppose to do absorbs shock and makes riding a hardtail a pleasure. First spring was a little stiff so I exchanged it for a softer one. Customer service was helpful and informative. I received the part in five days! Four flames for high price and five flames for performance of seatpost and good customer service. Recommend for any hardtail.
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Submitted by
Tom Cressman
a Cross Country Rider
from Rawlins, WY, USA Date Reviewed: July 13, 2004
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$149.00
Purchased At:
online website, mfg
Strengths:
Reasonable weight, Pretty smooth
Weaknesses:
two bolt clamp would be nice
Similar Products Used:
Girvin
Bike Setup:
IBEX Trophy 880LX
Bottom Line:
This post does a good job keeping you in the seat. I am no longer on my legs but can sit down and relax most of the ride. Action is smooth at all times but must add pre-load especially when off roads or it bottoms out. Once pre-load is set you can forget about it. One improvement to design could be a two bolt seat clamp but no big deal. Overall very pleased with performance.
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Submitted by
Allen Rivas
a Weekend Warrior
from Clarkdale, AZ, USA Date Reviewed: July 8, 2004
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At:
mfg website
Strengths:
very responsive design effective dampening low maintenance
Weaknesses:
adds some weight
Similar Products Used:
RockShox
Bike Setup:
Bianchi Milano (road bike)
Bottom Line:
I bought the short version for my road bike. It continues to provide a plush ride after hundreds of miles of use. I weigh 245 lbs and have not had trouble with it bending as some seat posts do. The post does not extend that much from the bike frame. Dampening works so well there is no bounce at all and I have done no maintenance except for lube on the stanchion one time. Anyone who wants more comfort than mcu seat posts should get one.
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Submitted by
edouble
a Cross Country Rider
from L.I.,ny Date Reviewed: June 26, 2004
granted im 250lds (6ft 2in)but i didnt think the post would break. great for the medium to small guy, like most mountain biking equipment. no good for the big dog's.
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Submitted by
James Kennedy
a Cross Country Rider
from Seattle, WA, USA Date Reviewed: November 28, 2003
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At:
online website, Alumaline
Strengths:
Works as advertised!
Weaknesses:
none, a good product.
Similar Products Used:
none.
Bike Setup:
Santa Cruz Chameleon
Bottom Line:
The Greatest! I spent three months asking around and researching before buying the NitroPro. I chose this seatpost because it advertised more shock absorption than others. Well I ‘ve had it long enough to give it a review and I am very pleased with its performance. Almost all off-road conditions whether large rocks, pot holes, tree branches or small rocks are completely absorbed and without any sudden rebounding. Movement is silk smooth all the time. I tried a friends stock factory sus.seatpost for comparison - not even close the shock absorption of the NitroPro. Definitely top five material.
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Submitted by
Patrick Henry
a Weekend Warrior
from Northridge, CA, USA Date Reviewed: October 21, 2003
Favorite Trail:
Santa Monica Mnts.
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At:
mfg. online website
Strengths:
Total shock absorption! Most bumps are completely absorbed.
Weaknesses:
None
Similar Products Used:
USE, Rock Shox
Bike Setup:
C'dale F4000 CAD 4
Bottom Line:
I have ridden with USE and RockShox seatposts and now I have a NitroPro. This seatpost is much more responsive in comparison and stiction is hard to detect. The NitroPro just moves much more freely over all terrain - a result of a lower spring rate. Oil dampening is a real treat I stay seated no matter what I ride over and the no wear design does work as claimed. I have not had to buy any parts to rebuild it as with other seatposts. Gas suspension is the way to go I will not go back to elastomers. Anyone who wants an upgrade in comfort, off road or street, should buy this product.
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Submitted by
Mark
a Cross Country Rider
from Traverse City, Michigan, USofA Date Reviewed: September 27, 2003
Favorite Trail:
Kipp Rd
Duration Product Used:
Tested or demo'ed only
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline OEM
Strengths:
Does pretty much what it claims. A little slow on the rebound for my taste.
Weaknesses:
Doesn't allow you to position your seat back far enough. Adds quite a bit of weight to your bike. Expensive.
Similar Products Used:
Thudbuster
Bike Setup:
Trek 8500, good components
Bottom Line:
This thing requires regrettably forces you to position your seat in a VERY forward position. I tried moving my seat as far back as I could but it still left me feeling as though I could go forward over the handle bars at the slightest obstacle. I felt very cramped in the cockpit. (I'm 6'3 1/2"). The product has potential. Worth a try if you're a smaller rider I suppose. Mfgr has good return policy.
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Submitted by
Bruce Nakamura
a Cross Country Rider
from Escondido, CA Date Reviewed: March 14, 2003
Favorite Trail:
Daly Ranch in Escondido
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline
Strengths:
Does a good job of absorbing moderate bumps and is a reasonable weight. Easy to set up saddle. Superior factory support. Asked factory to shorten the length of the post above the shock because my inseam is 27.5 inches, and with the bottom of the shock already flush with the top of the seat tube, my saddle was a little too high for me. The factory did the machining for a reasonable price.
Weaknesses:
None
Similar Products Used:
USE XCR and Hydrapost
Bike Setup:
Mongoose IBOC and Kona Explosif, have seatpost shims for both bikes.
Bottom Line:
An excellent suspension seatpost for hard tail riders.
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Submitted by
BRIAN MEYERHOFF
a Weekend Warrior
from POWAY, CA 92064 Date Reviewed: December 9, 2002
Favorite Trail:
daley ranch
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At:
from nitropro
Strengths:
takes the bumps out beautifully. i did not notice the brief change of seat position as being a significant factor. i ordered directly from the company and they were extremely helpful.
Weaknesses:
price
Similar Products Used:
none
Bike Setup:
rocky mountain fusion hardtail.
Bottom Line:
clearly improves the comfort and the stability of the ride. you still need to come out of your seat on the bumpy downhills but this product makes accelerating over rough terrain a lot easier
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Submitted by
Dan
a Weekend Warrior
from Lancaster, CA Date Reviewed: September 20, 2002
Favorite Trail:
anything dirt
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$175.00
Strengths:
smooooooth so very smoooooth, looks sweet and feels so good!
Weaknesses:
heavy
Bike Setup:
pretty much stock Gary fisher Hoo Koo E Koo
Bottom Line:
the stock seat post that came with my bike while good was killing my back and other areas on my body after about 4 or 5 miles. i looked at all the suspension seat posts on this web page. the nitrpro was just the best choice for me, the customer support was great, i was able to talk to one of the guys that designed the seat post, they gave me instant answers to any of the questions i had. they helped me with all facets of the ordering and even double checked my stock seat post size to make sure the shim would fit (i was on travel and didnt know my seat post size)
when i rode the nitro pro for the first time it was like heaven the seat post absorbed little and big bumps like a champ.
the cool whooshing noise when the seat post slowly extends to its full hight is nice and no rebound... 0... none... no feeling like you are going over the bars after that big bump. it smooths out almost any bump, the tension adjustment is great and easy to use, have yet to feel any sticktion.
the seat post does have a 1 to 2 degree lateral movement while pedaling, it really doesnt bother me it sorta of flows with my natural rythem while pedaling.
over all the seat post looks and rides great. one of the best purchases i have made since i got the bike.
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Submitted by
Greg Esler
a Weekend Warrior
from Benson, AZ, USA Date Reviewed: July 24, 2002
Favorite Trail:
FS427
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline
Strengths:
Moves like butter, full travel
Weaknesses:
None
Similar Products Used:
Bracer, PostModern, Body Shock
Bike Setup:
Gary Fisher Big Sur
Bottom Line:
I really love using this seatpost. Some good things include butter like smoothness, highly tunable pre-load lets me choose the ride I need for single track or for street riding. Play adjustment works quiet well. Used adjustment only once in 6 months. Not at all bouncy like other s.seatposts. If you want complete shock absorption without any bounce then NitroPro will give you that. Plan on buying a second one for my wife.
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Submitted by
Todd Warner
a Cross Country Rider
from Austin Date Reviewed: April 23, 2002
Favorite Trail:
Forest Ridge
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$185.00
Purchased At:
Alumaline
Strengths:
No stiction, Very adjustable, Ultra smooth motion
Weaknesses:
so far so good
Similar Products Used:
Girvin, Coda
Bike Setup:
Raleigh M800 with z2 atom bomb, Synchros SC tires
Bottom Line:
This one is stands out from the rest. Overcomes problems of past designs. Gas suspension really is much more shock absorbing than elastomers. Does not seem to have any stiction even after a year of use. Customer service is top notch, friendly and helpful. I tore the boot in a crash and received a new one the next day. Initial cost is high but there is nothing to rebuild which I like a lot. Should last a long time. Five flaming chillis!
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Submitted by
Andrew Lewis
a Downhiller
from San Rafael, CA, USA Date Reviewed: April 18, 2002
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At:
nitropro mfg.
Strengths:
Absorption and smooth action!
Weaknesses:
a little heavy compared to rigid post.
Similar Products Used:
RockShox, Thudbuster
Bike Setup:
2000 Diamondback Topanga
Bottom Line:
Nice, the absorption is the best I have experienced. Far more absorption than other posts I have tried. There is no movement away from handle bars and no pogo effect. Not the lightest post but I will accept a few ounces more in exchange for feeling very little in the seat. No problems with design a well thought out product.
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Submitted by
Don Meridian
a Weekend Warrior
from Seattle, WA, USA Date Reviewed: October 9, 2001
Favorite Trail:
too many
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$180.00
Purchased At:
manufacturer
Strengths:
Absorbtion, Travel, High quality, No maintenance, Looks good
Weaknesses:
nothing so far
Similar Products Used:
USE XCR
Bike Setup:
Y2K Treck 7000
Bottom Line:
I did not know a pogo stick design could be this comfortable. I ride to work each day and hit the trails on the weekends. This post tames the most ferocious trails. I can ride just about any trail in comfort even the tough ones. Easy to preload with flat blade screw driver - no more searching for special hex wrench. Pretty much service free so far I have not had to lube it or anything. Have not felt any sticktion yet, a big bonus! Shotpeen finish looks great and positively does not slip in frame. Quality is very high you can hear the gas spring quietly working inside as you push down on the seat and it rebounds a soft woosh is heard - Neeto! No creaks or rubbing noises just smooth as silk movement. Excellent!
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