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  1. I am currently interested in buying the torker dx Muni but am not sure
    about the post length. ive heard that 400mm is for poeple over 6'4. I
    am about 6'. dont want to order it then not be able to use it.

    thanks

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  2. the key is a hack-saw... we were told, if the seats too long then cut an
    inch or 2 off the seatpost... with a hacksaw, pretty easy..
    do not fold it in or anything, just cut it, because it could flange out
    if u fold it

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  3. yeah if it's too long a pipe cutter is the better method for shortening
    but a hack saw should work fine too.

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  4. yeah thats what i do...when i buy a uni i get the longest seatpost i can
    with it then just cut it.

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  5. Just make sure that after you have cut the tube, you file both the
    outside AND the inside of the tube to get rid of burs. I know you are
    probably going to have a very strong seatpost clamp but just incase
    something happens its always a good idea to make sure that it wont hurt
    your tire.

    Also the best thing to cut them with is a reciprocating saw! Chopped
    mine in about three seconds.

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  6. i acttually prefere the pipe cutter...i find it more precise.

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  7. trials_uni said:

    i acttually prefere the pipe cutter...i find it more precise.

    I use my teeth

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