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Ventruck
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: June 28, 2010
Strengths: Stays in place, stays alive.Weaknesses: Screw heads aren't something to write home about, but then again you ideally should be using a torque wrench to prevent mishaps.Bottom Line: I bought a zero-offset version used. I hate being on those "bandwagons" of popular items, but I seek no further when it comes to seatposts unless I wanted an aero profile. The Thomson Elite just...does its job:
Doesn't slip, setting is easy and on-point. Weight and comfort - well in my opinion - have zero influence on seatpost quality in general. My Elite is far from broken, but the clamp screw heads are rather suspect to getting stripped at the first sign of carelessness when torque-ing.
Price Paid:
$60.00
Purchased At: Used
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Texas1
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: April 30, 2010
Strengths: Good adjustments and looks greatWeaknesses: A little tricky to installBottom Line: Nice looking post with good graphics. Felt just right on the very first ride. Good adjustments once you get it on.
Favorite Ride: any sunny day
Price Paid:
$90.00
Purchased At: performance.com
Similar Products Used: original Litespeed carbon and Giant aluminum generic
Bike Setup: Litespeed Solano with Ultegra group, FSA bar, fizik saddle
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acid_rider
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: December 3, 2008
Strengths: strong, good adjustmentWeaknesses: not enough setback for many riders - good for me only because my Time frame has slacker STA than most others. I can't use same post on my other bike which has 74 STA so I use FSA SL220 post instead (also good one). This is why 4 stars instead of 5. Another 10-15mm more setback i.e. same as all other ~25mm setback posts would be ideal.Bottom Line: this review is for set-back kinked Thomson Elite, 27.2mm. Great seatpost, strong, two-bolt design allows precise seat level adjustment
Favorite Ride: no cars
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At: chainreactioncycles.
Similar Products Used: Bontrager, FSA (aluminium and carbon)
Bike Setup: Time Edge, 73 degree STA, size 54cm top tube.
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pedlfoot
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: January 11, 2007
Strengths: Light and strong. Adjusts easilly. Looks great.Weaknesses: NoneBottom Line: I have a Thompson Elite on both of my bikes. I use the zero offset model. The Elite is a work of art. It is simple and very functional. The adjustment for seat tilt is easy to use and will allow you to fine tune the angle exactly where you want it. The Elite is very light. In fact the Elite was lighter than a few carbon posts I was looking at. Buy this post and you will never have to get another one.
Favorite Ride: Hills
Price Paid:
$89.00
Purchased At: Spin Doctor Cyclewer
Similar Products Used: Generic OEM posts.
Bike Setup: Giant TCR Composite frame. DA and Ultegra drive train mix.Neuvation wheels. Fizik Arione saddle. Bebop Stainless pedals.
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