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Steve Christens
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] says...
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>Gary,
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>My V-Rex did the same thing. If you call RANS they will send you a shim for your seat free of
>charge that will help keep the seat from moving. It worked for me.
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>Scott.
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>news:<[email protected]>...
>> Cletus Lee <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > In addition to spinning, you need to fine tune the seat to pedal distance. a change of 1/4" can
>> > make a big difference.
>>
>> This has always bothered me. On my V-Rex seat, my butt slides all over the place. I'd say there's
>> at least 1", probably more like 2" of travel while I ride. How can I fine-tune the seat/pedal
>> distance by 1/4" if my "seat" is moving 1-2" all the time??
>>
>> Gary
I may be wrong here, but I sort of thought Gary meant his butt moved around on the seat, not that
the seat moved on the frame. (Which we all know does happen with RANS seats.)
If RANS has a shim to keep your butt from sliding around on the seat, I sure would be interested in
seeing one! ; )
Steve Christensen Midland, MI
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>Gary,
>
>My V-Rex did the same thing. If you call RANS they will send you a shim for your seat free of
>charge that will help keep the seat from moving. It worked for me.
>
>Scott.
>
>news:<[email protected]>...
>> Cletus Lee <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > In addition to spinning, you need to fine tune the seat to pedal distance. a change of 1/4" can
>> > make a big difference.
>>
>> This has always bothered me. On my V-Rex seat, my butt slides all over the place. I'd say there's
>> at least 1", probably more like 2" of travel while I ride. How can I fine-tune the seat/pedal
>> distance by 1/4" if my "seat" is moving 1-2" all the time??
>>
>> Gary
I may be wrong here, but I sort of thought Gary meant his butt moved around on the seat, not that
the seat moved on the frame. (Which we all know does happen with RANS seats.)
If RANS has a shim to keep your butt from sliding around on the seat, I sure would be interested in
seeing one! ; )
Steve Christensen Midland, MI