- Light
- Easy adjustments
- Looks Good
- Strong

- Be careful when using with metal frames.

A great, light seatpost which is a breeze to adjust. On both my wife's and my trek road bike this seatpost came stock. Mine lasted years with no problems. However, hers cracked after the second ride. I believe I may have clamped it down too hard with the aluminum frame. My bikes frame is carbon and I never had such as issue. I also clamp mine down much harder than hers.

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Bontrager select, Thompson Elite, Bontrager XXX Lite

Very Stiff and Light

You might get your bike stolen its that nice

This seat post iis very light and stiff and has helped e imporve my PB by about 5 Seconds.

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Nicely made, looks good, very intelligent and easily adjusted clamp design.

Nine so far.

I just got this post, and all I can say at this point is that it is a well made post with a very intelligent clamp design. The clamp offers infinite adjustability and the fixing bolt is easy to access (from the side of the post). Its a single large allen bolt that is not likely to strip. It is by far the easiest post to adjust I've ever tried. It has a look of quality, with a nicely polished aluminium head and clear-coated carbon fiber shaft. I can't comment on comfort, because the post is on a brand new bike- a very compliant Reynolds 853 frame and comfortable Gel Flow saddle- but the bike rides like a magic carpet compared to my old Cannondale. I only have 85 miles on it, but it has held my saddle securely so far, and I don't expect that to change.

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Old Ritchey alloy post, Thomson alloy (on my mtn. bike).