Can this seatpost be cut if it's too long? My frame is small and the seat may be too high because of an insertion limit, unless I can cut the post.
176531
I am not an expert in this area but the way it's designed....I don't think so. Call your local bike shop and ask?
1691022
I am 5'1" and I could not pedal comfortably on this bike with the seat in the lowest position. However, my husband had 2 inches removed from the seat frame, and now I am to pedal without any problem
2151377
Sorry to hear about your theft - seems like nothing is sacred anymore. The clamp for post tightens up to hold it on to frame & also adjusts onto seat. My post is approximately 1" wide. A bike shop can help you. Good luck. Carol
1974744
I don't see why not. It might make it a little high, but otherwise it also might make it a little more comfortable, as there is no give to the frame.
1793798
As I found out the hard way, no. Depending on the size of the seat post you may have to take it to a bike shop to get it installed.
1968953
Network 3.0 Schwinn I think your seat post would be really sticking up awkwardly high. I am 5 foot 10 and the bike works for me but I still added a handle bar 100mm or about 4 inches higher at the grips for more comfortable upright riding. You could make this bike work but a larger framed bike would be more suitable.
1133177
Unfortunately it didn't fit correctly on my seat post so I had to return it, so I don't really know....sorry about that.
1122330
The manufacturer says no. My seat has a partial suspension, and only the top inch or so if the post is square. The lower half is a regular cylindrical post. I had to mount the Tyke Toter on the regular post as it would not have worked on the suspension part.
1490932
Yes. You are too big for this bike. I'm 6'3" and I have to move the seat all the way back. Even still, for max comfort, i really would like to move it back another inch or so.
688172
I don't think so--at least not easily. The rails underneath the seat mount to a round seat post using a clamping device. From your description it seems like you would have to modify the top plate on your post to accept the seat and a standard clamp. But to verify, maybe just take a look at a bike that has a removable clamp --if u think you can attach the clamp to your post then it would work. You'll just need to buy the clamp.
1829083
It fits a regular seat pole. If the seat pole is a regular one, it will fit. Don,t know what a specialized bike seat post looks like. P.S. the seat may say pillow, but it is very hard. I have on on my exercise bike and just used it last night and it is hard !
1873886
It is an adjustable clamp. I don't have time to measure the seat post at present but I believe I answered someone else that the clamp/seat are presently being used on a post that tapers to 7/8".
999630
yes you can. the post just gives you a higher vantage point. there are different lengths of seat posts too, so keep that in mind when or if you go to buy a post.
1630430
If you look at the picture of the product, you can see that the suspension part of the seat post will not slide into the seat tube of your frame. Most normal seat posts will be able to slide most of the way into the seat tube, allowing the saddle to be positioned lower on the bike. The thudbuster sticks out about 6" from the bike at its lowest position.
337159
As I recall, there is no height adjustment and I don't recall if you could cut some at the top of the post. In short...I don't think you can adjust the height.
45572
Sorry, I have no idea! I'm quite a skinny dude. It seems to be well made, and I suppose as long as it wasn't sticking up too far out of the seatpost tube it would be alright, but I can't promise anything...
2076114
I am not sure because I handed it to the bike shop and they installed it for me. But I think it is pretty long and you may need to cut it.