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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: punkdSICO on April 20, 2013, 06:19 PM
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Hi All
Almost done on my DTT build so although I have not ridden it yet, I can not imagine that Im going to get on with the low seat. So, Im considering cutting it off and putting on a regular clamp so I can install a standard post.
About 1 year ago, someone on here did exactly this to a MkII DTT but cant find their details.
(http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8240/8666174676_d624432cbe_z.jpg)
(http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8258/8666174440_c01f56348e_z.jpg)
So, would you do it? Would it reduce the frame's value? Any tips on a good finish? I am pretty darn careful with this sort of thing so Im confident I can make a good job of it..
Thoughts??
Thanks,
Paul
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I think it was Steven Costa, GTnumber1 that did it, should be easy enough to do, and as they were available as a normal seat post too, I can't see it affecting values.
MM
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Personally I wouldnt do it as it will take away the frame's originality!
Keep it original :daumenhoch:
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Don't do it. :daumenhoch:
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Cut it off Paul :daumenhoch: If you are going to keep it, what does it matter mate. Too many bikes sitting around gathering dust these days. Ride it while you can :daumenhoch:
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Its designed to he ridden with the integrated post......ride it like it was designed!
Or sell me it and buy another frame with a 2ft seatpost ;D
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I wouldn't cut it off personally but if you are adamant you can get special clamps to guide a hack saw straight for this sort of thing :daumenhoch:
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Mine was already cut when i bought it but it not the original colour ,the bike is still fooking awsome and I've had 3 people wanting to buy it now I've up graded to a 2012 aggro mag model even though ive not advertised it.