Suspension seatposts
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I've had a few, the USE ones are my personal favourite.
I quite like them, they do take some of the harshness out of the ride (I assume we're talking about fitting one to a hardtail frame here?), and if you'd rather add a few grammes to gain some comfort then they're worth a look (along with a comfier saddle??).
Keep on top of the maintainence and they should last a long time, although I found that over time they all seemed to develop a bit of movement, probably down to the bushes wearing or something, but it noever got bad enough to bother me whilst riding, more something I noticed when fettling in the man cave.
Give it a go I say, she might like it.
I quite like them, they do take some of the harshness out of the ride (I assume we're talking about fitting one to a hardtail frame here?), and if you'd rather add a few grammes to gain some comfort then they're worth a look (along with a comfier saddle??).
Keep on top of the maintainence and they should last a long time, although I found that over time they all seemed to develop a bit of movement, probably down to the bushes wearing or something, but it noever got bad enough to bother me whilst riding, more something I noticed when fettling in the man cave.
Give it a go I say, she might like it.
We_are_Stevo
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Have a U.S.E bouncy post on my Explosif, put one on SWMBO's Stumpy, and on my daughters Kilauea, oh, and her other halfs Saracen, so guess you could say I like them...
...minor weight penalty far offset by added comfort
...minor weight penalty far offset by added comfort
simonlovell99
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Tried use sx ones, offer a nice bit of comfort but do get side to side play from bushes wearing and the cane creek thudbuster Lt 3" travel (which is comfy, but weird). The cane creek is expensive, but do come up on eBay. They do a st, which is 1.3"
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