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Bananaman:
Oh for Fooks sake, thsi has not been my week for this shat!!!!

First my snowflake for me flights has too smaller hole, then me seatpost won't go in me TA, then the new post for me ripper is too big now even when the right post does fit am gonna have a swivle seat :tickedoff:

Anyone wanna buy a shat load of BMX crap :rant:

Waxintaxin:
so hows it done , cos loads in the museum have normal seats

Rich

duncan:
Have you tried attaching a seat to the seat-tube end of the post just to test it out ?
Or is there a fixed seattube shim in the way?
Is a Troxel actually smaller diameter than a normal Ripper post? Does it need a shim to fit in a Ripper?

stuntmaster:
if you want to run a normal seat then you are going to need shim but if your going to use bike then good luck as it will move when it feel like . i know i did it to my ripper and every now and then  with load s of shims it still moves when it feel like . if you go the troxel post and seat then keep both together if want less grief if using bike and not just a show queen

MartyC:

--- Quote from: bananaman on October 05, 2006, 10:06 PM ---Oh for Fooks sake, thsi has not been my week for this shat!!!!

First my snowflake for me flights has too smaller hole, then me seatpost won't go in me TA, then the new post for me ripper is too big now even when the right post does fit am gonna have a swivle seat :tickedoff:

Anyone wanna buy a shat load of BMX crap :rant:

--- End quote ---

Lee, you need to get a seat clamp for a smaller post, the type you get on kids bikes (no, NOT a BMX!), I might have one in the shed from my boy's old Trek 16" bike and will have a look at the weekend for you  :daumenhoch:

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