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RUMSAB
a Road Racer
from Belgium (Europe)Date Reviewed: May 24, 2003
Strengths: weight , looks niceWeaknesses: price , poor quality for such a priceBottom Line: I have my new TREK 5500 bike since 15Feb2003.
I wanted one of the lightest seatpost available , and the Selcof TiCarbon monoqoque was surely one of them.
A crack came into this seatpost one month afterwards. I've got a brand new one from Selcof , but still the same , after 1-2 months i had a crack again.
It was installed correctly with a special seatclamp and my weight is only 69Kg.
So , i never want to have a carbon seatpost again because this element is crucial for your bike setup.
Favorite Ride: Ardennes (South-East Belgian region)
Price Paid:
$200.00
Bike Setup: Trek 5500 (red) / Camp Record / Camp Electron wheels / 3TTT LessXL handlebar and stem / Time Ti pedals / FSA carbon cranks
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Drewsfjord
a Road Racer
from NycDate Reviewed: June 12, 2002
Strengths: Light strong BeautifulWeaknesses: PriceBottom Line: it's beautiful ... Expensive ... But the best looking seatpost out there. It actually came in at 152 grams. I did however had to trim down the front bolt ... If you run an slr saddle ... ON hard bumps it will make contact with the front bolt ... the slr saddle's carbon shell's flex and not to mention low profile of the rails makes this combination fine as long as you trim the front bolt about a quater of an inch.
Favorite Ride: all over long island
Purchased At: North Shore Cyclery
Similar Products Used: Everything
Bike Setup: Trek oclv 120, Dura ace fsa king special k's keywin stella azzura easton carbon ... blah blah BLAH!
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