High-end titanium seatposts provide worry-free durability and performance while minimizing weight. Recommended for pro level racers who demand optimum performance. Rust-proof.
Submitted by
luke warm
a Weekend Warrior
from winnipeg Date Reviewed: May 19, 2002
Favorite Trail:
Sagkiing trails
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$70.00
Purchased At:
Olympia Cycle
Strengths:
easy to set-up. really pretty. strong. sucks up shocks pretty good, eh?
Weaknesses:
really pretty expensive, too. for some reason, the post-clamp has to be REALLY tightened or the post slips down. forget about quick release clamps. I've had aluminum posts on the same bike with no problem - must be because of a conflict between Ti and Al metals.
Similar Products Used:
generic Al posts
Bike Setup:
Trek 8500 Bomber Z4 Avid Arch rival 50's selle italia Nitrox Xt stuff SRAM plasma (8 speed/the only way to go) Shimana 434's Cane Creek C-2 (I know, I know...)
Bottom Line:
Overall, this is a pretty good post, but Holy S**t Batman!!! $$$$ OUCH.. But I'd buy it again because I'm a sucker for something so esthetically pleasing.
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