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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: dinglem on October 29, 2014, 09:41 AM
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How easy/difficult is this and has anybody already done it??
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first question is why would you want to ?
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I have a nice seat with a ropey looking seat post, but I also have a pair of NOS UNI seat posts, one of which is the graphite version in black and the other is a red Uni-glass version. Just considering changing out the seat posts really and wondering if it is possible.
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And another....
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are they not a different size to the one on the seat ?
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Dunno - still waiting for the seat to be delivered.... Are they a different size then?? If so then I guess that answers my question!?
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Dunno - still waiting for the seat to be delivered.... Are they a different size then?? If so then I guess that answers my question!?
The integrated UNI seat posts are narrower 13/16 or 21mm and require a shim, i've a feeling the standalone seat posts are regular size 22.2 so won't fit the seat.
UNIs without a shim are perfect for loopy Rippers.
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normal size for a hammer head seat post is 13/16ths, not sure about the posts you have but they may be 7/8ths ?
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Just to confuse you even more, my Pro-14 Hammerhead is 7/8. Shimless!
I remember I had the same BITD and I cracked the bond between the seat and post. My mate worked in a coblers so I took it in and he glued it with some magic elf glue. Seemed to work from memory.
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Just to confuse you even more, my Pro-14 Hammerhead is 7/8. Shimless!
I remember I had the same BITD and I cracked the bond between the seat and post. My mate worked in a coblers so I took it in and he glued it with some magic elf glue. Seemed to work from memory.
Coblers :LolLolLolLol: Sorry :-[
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Yep its all possible fella .