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I get the feeling you're not in Croydon?
Welcome.
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The History Man said:
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Malaga brother, thanks for the welcome!t wild":3vws2ygi said:
All the best,
Tim
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Re: Re:
I wonder if this problem has something to do with seat post fitment?
Something must be inducing the metal fatigue to cause cracking/ failure.
Neither my original E3, not my Nephew's Xlite team bike has suffered any problems.
They both have Xlite seat tubes in and have been used for racing/ training and so have not had the seat posts adjusted or adapted for other use than cross country.
I wonder if repeated adjustment or ill-fitting seat posts contribute to this fatigue?
Thanks for the comment.
Tim
MR OX":2q47soo0 said:
I wonder if this problem has something to do with seat post fitment?
Something must be inducing the metal fatigue to cause cracking/ failure.
Neither my original E3, not my Nephew's Xlite team bike has suffered any problems.
They both have Xlite seat tubes in and have been used for racing/ training and so have not had the seat posts adjusted or adapted for other use than cross country.
I wonder if repeated adjustment or ill-fitting seat posts contribute to this fatigue?
Thanks for the comment.
Tim
