monkeyman said:How do you tilt it back?
By adjusting the tension of the front and rear thompson seat post
bolts.
For example. By tightening the rear bolt, and loosening the front one,
the seat starts to tilt back. Once you get the angling you want from
doing so, you make sure that the bolts are tensioned so that they are
pulling against each other (with the exception of the rear, which the
manual for the Thompson Elite post says should be somewhere near 60lbs
(not sure if that specifically matters though) of torque, I believe),
by starting to tighten the front bolt, which increases the tension of
the back bolt--making sure to tighten each by little increments, so
that they pull against each other, and don't tamper with the desired
angle you want your seat set at.
Does that explain it? It's hard to describe unless you use a bicycle
style seat post, like the Thompson (which is about as good as it gets
for the odd kinds of stress most types of unicycling tends to put on a
seat post), where you'll be able to see in person for yourself how
tilting a seat is done.
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