Hi, asking this on this forum because I don't know where else to ask. My question involves a hydraulic seatpost so I figured what the heck.
One of the neatest features about the Kindshock LEV seatpost is the nifty way you can orient the direction the saddle points reative to the direction the cable actuation thingy points. In other words the cable can come off the back or either side or wherever. Does this make sense? Anyway I didn't know the difference between LEV models when I bought the LEV DX, which doesn't seem to offer the nifty head that allows nearly infinite relative saddle to cable thingy angles. Does it? I couldn't find any way to adjust this in the manual that accompanied the LEV DX seatpost.
So frustrating just trying to explain so hope this makes sense to somebody. Any help will be greatly appreciated, or if a more appropriate forum, let me know and I'll ask there. Thanks.
--sParty
One of the neatest features about the Kindshock LEV seatpost is the nifty way you can orient the direction the saddle points reative to the direction the cable actuation thingy points. In other words the cable can come off the back or either side or wherever. Does this make sense? Anyway I didn't know the difference between LEV models when I bought the LEV DX, which doesn't seem to offer the nifty head that allows nearly infinite relative saddle to cable thingy angles. Does it? I couldn't find any way to adjust this in the manual that accompanied the LEV DX seatpost.
So frustrating just trying to explain so hope this makes sense to somebody. Any help will be greatly appreciated, or if a more appropriate forum, let me know and I'll ask there. Thanks.
--sParty