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rv
a Recreational Rider
from east tennesseeDate Reviewed: June 27, 2003
Strengths: ride quality (that's why I bought it), reliability, ease of use. and it looks good.Weaknesses: haven't discovered any...Bottom Line: this is for the chorus ti seatpost...record is now carbon. the other reviews are old, so here's a new one.
I bought this post, put it on my bike, adjusted my saddle position and height,
and haven't touched it since (except once to remove it and apply a little grease.) ridden it about 2500 miles.
its been great, looks great, and presented no problems. I would recommend it.
Favorite Ride: cherohala skyway
Price Paid:
$90.00
Purchased At: lbs
Similar Products Used: thompson, control tech
Bike Setup: litespeed classic, ultegra drivetrain, look pedals
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Gary Stoutenburg
a Road Racer
from Grandville, Michigan, USADate Reviewed: May 23, 2001
Strengths: One bolt design, vibration absorbtion, and strength with small amount of flex.Weaknesses: Scratches easily.Bottom Line: I have used the seatpost on my trainer for two months and on the road for four months. I weigh about 195lbs and this product has worked great. I bought the seatpost under the 2001 Chorus name. I love the one bolt design for ease of saddle adjustment. A minor downside is how quickly the post gets scratched.
Favorite Ride: Any smooth paved roads
Price Paid:
$79.00
Purchased At: Colorado Cyclist
Similar Products Used: Various Aluminum seatposts
Bike Setup: Colnago Ovalmaster, Campagnolo Record 10/Chorus 10 mix.
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Fgv
a Road Racer
from Kent, Wa, USADate Reviewed: May 12, 2001
Strengths: relatively light, but very very comfortable. It look great.Weaknesses: NoneBottom Line: This post will make a huge difference as far as comfort and yet not too flexy..Buy it if your looking for a grea post. as a matter of fact buy the 2001 Campy chorus Ti and save some $$. It's the same as the 00 record ti.
Favorite Ride: 50 mile loop around Lk Washington
Price Paid:
$79.00
Purchased At: Colorado cyclist
Similar Products Used: American classic
Bike Setup: 2001 Litespeed Tuscany, Durace, Velomax Ascent comps, Selle Italia Prolink transam seat, Speedplay peddles, Ritchey WCS bars and stem.
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Angus Roger
a Recreational Rider
from Glasgow, ScotlandDate Reviewed: March 1, 2001
Strengths: Looks great, easy to adjustWeaknesses: Clamping mechanism, marks easilyBottom Line: I have had problems with this seatpost. The bottom part of the clamp has broken in exactly the same way (and been replaced under warranty) 4 times in two years. I don't overtighten or use an unusual saddle position, or hit potholes - each breakage has been on flat roads. Luckily no injuries, and always able to get home. The part is clearly a poor design, with serrations at the narrowest and most highly-stressed section. I have since replaced the post with an excellent WR-Compositi carbon. The rest of the Record Groupset is top quality.
Price Paid:
$90.00
Purchased At: with bike/groupset
Similar Products Used: Shimano Ultegra
Bike Setup: Trek OCLV, Campag Record 9 groupset
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Bill Graham
a Road Racer
from Durham, NCDate Reviewed: February 28, 2001
Strengths: Light weight, beautifully crafted, typical Campy quality.Weaknesses: Inner threaded sleeve in top clamp piece.Bottom Line: Loved this post for since I bought it, until recently. In the top section of the seat clamp there is an internally threaded sleeve that threads into the clamp and effectively reduces the internal diameter of the clamp to match the diameter of the bolt. I don't know why they didn't just use a larger diameter bolt and omit the need for this sleeve. Anyway, the thing worked it's way out, I can't get it back in, and now I'm in search of a top clamp piece that will work with the bolt that came with the post.
Favorite Ride: Craggy Hill Climb
Price Paid:
$99.00
Purchased At: Excel Sports
Similar Products Used: Thompson, American Classic, Syncros, Shimano.
Bike Setup: Colnago Dream +, Daytona 9 speed, 3T, ITM, VeloFlex.
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