Har ikke ikke stealthrouting på ramma og det frister lite å drille et hull i den. Ellers trenger jeg 31.6mm, 385mm+ lengde og 125-ish drop
Sålangt alt vel, mye å velge i
Problemet oppstår når jeg ønsker kabelfeste ved setepinneklemma og ikke helt oppe ved setet, det for å unngå en halvmeter kabelsalat hver gang man bruker senkefunksjonen.
Er det noen som lager slike utover Kindshock og Vecnum?
Skal du ha Gravity Dropper, ville jeg nok ikke gått for mer dropp enn 100mm. Ellers blir det for mye eksponert innerbein i forhold til hvor mye som stikker inn, og så vil det slites veldig fort.
Ang KS lev, så bør det nevnes at den har lavere vektbegrensning enn de fleste andre, så er du en stor kar kan den fort bli uaktuell. Ble i hvert fall det for meg når jeg skulle shoppe kjepp sist!
Har KS lev det?? Tenkte jeg skulle kjøpe meg jukkepinne til Fatbike's, og den har 27.2 seterør, og da passer jo ikke Reverb, så tenkte på KS, men nå sier du at det har vektbegrensning? Jeg er en lang kar (194) på 110 kg......
det vanskelige er en lek, det umulige en utfordring....
Hey guys... thanks for all the great comments about KS. We appreciate the support!! Just wanted to comment on the alleged 90 kg weight limit.... THERE IS NO SUCH WEIGHT LIMIT on our products. Not sure where this silly rumor started, but it is completely false. In fact, the seal "spike" pressure is well above what any human could put on the seat post under any conditions. And if it makes you feel any better, I personally weigh 103 kg, and have been on our posts since day one without incident.
Jeg har lest betraktninger om holdbarhet fra en i bransjen. Kort fortalt var det en liten periode hvor kvaliteten på KS var dårlig, men fra 2011 kom det seg igjen. Artikkelen er datert 2012, så for alt jeg vet kan de ha blitt dårlige igjen etter det.
Sitat: bikefat.com
Dropper seat posts, made famous by the notorious Crank Brothers Joplin (a design based on the original Maverick Speedball) have been available for quite a few years now. As I do with any new “fad”, I sat on the side-lines for sometime, first rejecting them as a stupid gimmick, I watched amazed as riders all around me, many of them friends, continued along in this love-hate cycle of buying posts, having them break, getting them replaced, only to have them break again, and so on…and so on…and so on… (...) I used it for two rides. It failed. Not surprised, yet it still pissed me off. (...) I worked in the bike shop and watched as the mass of addicts moved towards the KS post. I watched for one full season, and to my surprise, I observed maybe only a half-dozen failures, the majority of those were not working right out of the box, so didn’t even leave the shop. Of the ones that did leave the shop and see a season of regular abuse, very few if any came back failed. This was the evidence I needed, and I began to crave having a dropper post back on my bike again.
