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Grant SmithDate Reviewed: March 24, 2013
Strengths: Ultra-Light, Looks Great, and simple installation. Found it for $180.Weaknesses: None so farBottom Line: The Ritchey SuperLogic Carbon Seatposts is GREAT, the one piece post and simple saddle adjustment make this a winner.
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Luciano Finardi
a CommuterDate Reviewed: March 28, 2012
Strengths: Does not slip at all, stiff, comfortable position for mtb. Light!Weaknesses: At 250 this would sell like bottled water.Bottom Line: It is the only seatpost that solved my recurrent head cracks and saddle slip issues and, believe me, i have been through a painful sequence of them (bontrager, crank brothers, truvativ, specialized, thompson...). It is unbelievably light and stiff. As to mounting, i did not suffer at all: i had the guy at the pro bike shop mount it for me... After spending the amount equivalent to the price of a supermarket bicycle on a seatpost, he did it with pleasure at no additonal charge. If you are tired of light seatpost that are noisy and not able to hold the saddle in place, this is your pick.
Bike Setup: Trek Fuel Ex 9.9
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SB
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: November 10, 2011
Strengths: Weight, ease of adjustment, quality, looks, reputationWeaknesses: None noted yetBottom Line: Just picked this up and looks to be very good quality. Don't be worried about installing it. It took 5 minutes to install my Toupe saddle. It was as easy as the S-Works post it replaced (Pave Style).
Favorite Ride: Safe Roads!
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$165.00
Purchased At: EBay
Similar Products Used: S-Works, Fuji
Bike Setup: Specialized S-Works SL3 Tarmac with full Dura Ace (including crank). S-Works Bars and Stem. Toupe saddle. Reynolds MV32 UL Carbon and Easton EA 90 SLX wheel sets.
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Heddy
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: July 21, 2011
Strengths: Lightweight, easy to adjustWeaknesses: If you don't have thumbs or index fingers it might be hard to mountBottom Line: I was really hesitant about buying this seatpost after reading a few reviews about how you have to have the "dexterity of a surgeon" to mount it, but I figured if I couldn't get it to work then I'd just return it so I went for it. I really don't understand how anyone could possibly take longer than 5 minutes to mount this. The side bolt design is fairly straight forward and I really love the easy tilt adjustment. I've had no problems with it moving, slipping or really doing anything other than just being a super light, super cool seatpost.
Favorite Ride: Ciocc Steel
Purchased At: Ebay
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GregC
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: November 6, 2010
Strengths: is lightWeaknesses: it is supposed to be a seat post.Bottom Line: Pure Junk. Save your money. If you have 2 hours to spend and the dexterity of a surgeon you may be able to attach the saddle. Don't buy.
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