Australia and New Zealand · Public discussion

Suspention Seat Post For MTB

Started by Adrian · · Last activity · 9 posts · 454 views

Thread navigation

Jump through the discussion

Go to the original post, the replies on this page, or the latest preserved contribution.

Thread details

What we know about this thread

Original section
Australia and New Zealand
Published
2 January 2004
Last activity
13 February 2004
Original author
Adrian
Posts
9
Discussion status
Public discussion
Total views
454
Views / 30 days
3

The navigation and discussion metadata provide context. Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Showing posts 1–9 of 9
Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Text size
  1. Hi has anyone had any experience with these.

    Are they worth getting, can you feel a smoother ride.

    And which is a god one and what should I pay for a decent one ?

    Thanks, Adrian

  2. I got a RockShox seat post before the Mont 24hr. I'm glad that I did, and
    it was cheaper than buying a dually ($120 from memory). There's not much of
    a weight penalty, and it'll save your [censored] from the sharper bumps. You may
    not need one if you can cope with lower tyre pressures, a gel seat, and/or
    centring the seat post stem on the seat rails. My only problem was that the
    diameter of the suspension seat post was a fraction of a mm less that the
    original, meaning that a shim was not an option. However, a piece of a Coke
    is the accepted work-around.

    Neil

    "Adrian" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi has anyone had any experience with these.

    Are they worth getting, can you feel a smoother ride.

    And which is a god one and what should I pay for a decent one ?

    Thanks, Adrian

  3. Of course, I only proof read my postings once sent. When I said a piece of
    Coke, I meant a piece of Coke can.

  4. In article said:

    Of course, I only proof read my postings once sent. When I said a piece of
    Coke, I meant a piece of Coke can.

    And here I thought you were wasting some of Columbia's
    finest...

    --
    | Joel Mayes | /~\ ASCII Ribbon campaign
    | Accordionist | \_/ stop HTML mail and news
    | Musician | / \
    | Music Teacher |

  5. SteppenW said:

    Of course, I only proof read my postings once sent. When I said a piece of
    Coke, I meant a piece of Coke can.


    Heya, SteppenW: remember back when Greg LeMond won the TdF in
    19-eighty-something...
    "One might remember the year when Greg Lemond won the TDF by 9 seconds,
    his aerobar was secured with the help of a coke can shim. The trademark
    red/white can be seen in some photos."
    <http://www.togoparts.com/forum/reply_list.php3?fid=parts&tid=4089>
    Cue Phil Anderson+TdF, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson with his (Pepsi)
    hair on fire... cftsmb, are you reading this?

    Umm.
    Yes, I admit I have nothing at all helpful to say here.
    But, anyway.
    [censored]
    p

  6. Fred said:

    Cue Phil Anderson+TdF, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson with his (Pepsi)
    hair on fire... cftsmb, are you reading this?p

    er, why? I'm trying to remember the Sydney pop band that wrote Th
    Cicada That Ate Five Dock

    Do remember Jimmy & the Boys, Ignatius has gone on to bigger brighte
    things these days, like organizing NY's fireworks displays.....just wha
    did become of Jocelyn Hairmouth

    -

  7. "SteppenW" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I got a RockShox seat post before the Mont 24hr. I'm glad that I did, and
    it was cheaper than buying a dually ($120 from memory). There's not much


    of

    Quoted message said:

    a weight penalty, and it'll save your [censored] from the sharper bumps. You


    may

    I got the RockShox myself and it's pretty lightweight. Whilst it won't turn
    your bike into a full suspension one in any way, it _does_ protect your
    scrotum a bit when crossing those bumps you didn't see coming.

    Recommended, just as long as you've got the right expectations.

    Cheers,
    j

  8. cfsmtb said:
    Fred said:

    Cue Phil Anderson+TdF, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson with his (Pepsi)
    hair on fire... cftsmb, are you reading this?p

    Quoted message said:

    er, why? I'm trying to remember the Sydney pop band that wrote The
    Cicada That Ate Five Dock.


    Ha ha, funny song, I know where Five Dock is, but I still don't really
    get the joke.

    Quoted message said:


    Do remember Jimmy & the Boys,


    Yes. He made a pass at... ('another story!)

    Quoted message said:

    Ignatius has gone on to bigger brighter
    things these days, like organizing NY's fireworks displays.....


    not to mention the Sydney Olympics. Which reminds me of a story about a
    WAAPA grad that was sworn to silence about... ('nother story!)

    just what

    Quoted message said:

    did become of Jocelyn Hairmouth?

    She's either Jocelyn Newman (good Tassie girl) or Tina Weymouth
    (her son with Chris Frantz [or was it the other (male, non-Byrne)
    Talking Head?] in some interview I read somewhere said "play bass? Bass
    is for girls."😉

    Or a whole case of I don't have a clue.

    Which goes for everything else.
    [censored]
    pmd

  9. Jeez Fred, what are you doing up at this hour grave digging old threads
    Jocelyn was Jimmys sidekick in J&TB's, please remember your early 80'
    Australian Music History 101

    Mozilla works just dandy for us

    -

Active in the last 60 minutes

Active in this thread

0 users · 0 guests ·0 bots ·0 total

No signed-in users are active right now.

No known search crawlers active right now.