seatpost
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- noun
- /ˈsiːtpoʊst/
- Specialized
- The mechanic adjusted the height of the seatpost to make the bicycle more comfortable for the rider.
- carbon seatpost
- seatpost and saddle
- aluminum seatpost
Examples
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The mounting options include a standard seatpost mount, a rack stay mount, and a less-common rear rack mount.
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We've even given four commuter rigs a spin and tested a run of seatposts for vibration.
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Now I needed to attach the sweet seatpost to the frame.
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It looked a lot like a seatpost for a wooden bike.
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But I didn't have the right hardware on hand, so I just eyeballed the height and screwed the seatpost to the frame.
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I use it in conjunction with a FibreFlare mounted on my seatpost and an L&M Vis360 on my helmet.
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We removed the saddles (something the wind rarely sees) and made sure the same amount of seatpost was left exposed on each bike (measured saddle rail clamp to bottom bracket center).
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The light is compatible with all of Cateye's assorted mounting options, but only comes with the flex-lock mount, which is a narrow band of plastic that can be wrapped around a seatpost and then tightened with a plastic nut.
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He replaced the old seatpost with a new one that allowed for easier adjustments during his rides.
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For the best performance, ensure that the seatpost is securely tightened to prevent it from moving while cycling.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Seatpost is made of two clear parts: seat ('where you sit') and post ('a pole or stake', like a fence post). So a seatpost is the tube or pole that holds and lets you adjust the bicycle seat.