How is the integrated seat clamp installed correctly with the seat post?
234391
Sorry I'm not sure what you are asking. The height of the seat is adjusted with the allen wrench as is the angle of the seat. As far as I know there is not a seat clamp to installed. Maybe call retrospec. Or ask me again. Sorry.
234392
On my bike the seat clamp is welded directly on to the frame. Insert and adjust the seat post to the proper length. Tighten the clamp with the allen head bolt that should be provided with the bike. Attach the seat to the post. Adjust as necessary. Good luck.
1003583
Looks like that bike has a 7/8 (22.2mm) seat post. You'll need a 7/8 seat post clamp for this seat. If you already have one simply remove the clamp that comes with this seat and slide it along its rails into yours.
1798384
I have an older model of work stand, and my bikes are all steel or aluminum, but I ONLY clamp on the seatpost. Park even sells an attachment to fit various seat tube diameters and then clamp into a work stand. There must be a good reason for that. Others have mentioned it, but if you have a fancy post, buy a cheap one of the same size, just for this purpose.
1212140
It did mine...however, I has to bend part of the frame for it to not interfere with the seatpost.
1779938
Everything was easy xcept the seat. Help! How do you put together? I feel like there are too much hardware on a tiny screw that holds together with a but but not to me. Help! I just got this bike I cannot figure it out. There's a seat separate hardware and somehow you stick the hardware in the seat and attach the seat slider....how?????
1993925
Good afternoon, that seat enters precione it seems strange not quite understand because they can not adjust. should read the instructions for better advice.anything let me know for how it went. thank you
40751
If your bicycle doesn't have the threaded eyelets mentioned in the other posts, there are some available products that will do the trick. There are two products listed on Amazon, XLC Seatpost Clamp With Rack Mount and Sunlite Mono Stay Adapter, that attach to the seat post and provide two places to attach the support braces. There is another product listed on Amazon, Dimension Seatstay Rack Clamps, which clamps around the seatstay bars. Regardless of which method you use, the rear rack support arms will need to be bent into the correct position. This is not a design flaw with the rack, rather, it is an issue that comes from designing a rack to fit multiple bike frames. Good Luck! If your bicycle doesn't have the threaded eyelets mentioned in the other posts, there are some available products that will do the trick. There are two products listed on Amazon, XLC Seatpost Clamp With Rack Mount and Sunlite Mono Stay Adapter, that attach to the seat post and provide two places to attach the support braces. There is another product listed on Amazon, Dimension Seatstay Rack Clamps, which clamps around the seatstay bars. Regardless of which method you use, the rear rack support arms will need to be bent into the correct position. This is not a design flaw with the rack,... » Read More If your bicycle doesn't have the threaded eyelets mentioned in the other posts, there are some available products that will do the trick. There are two products listed on Amazon, XLC Seatpost Clamp With Rack Mount and Sunlite Mono Stay Adapter, that attach to the seat post and provide two places to attach the support braces. There is another product listed on Amazon, Dimension Seatstay Rack Clamps, which clamps around the seatstay bars. Regardless of which method you use, the rear rack support arms will need to be bent into the correct position. This is not a design flaw with the rack, rather, it is an issue that comes from designing a rack to fit multiple bike frames. Good Luck! « Show Less
1962185
It has the same standard clamp system that's been in use for years. Those two parallel bars under your seat are clamped into matching cradles on the seat post, just like factory.
2154482
I went to my local bike store and bought a gel bike seat. I used the post connection on the provided seat with no issues.
776912
depending on width of your seat post. (sorry I cannot help with that) You could wrap some (clean) shop towels around it and soften the grip. The inner portion of the clamp is a 'softer' plastic. This was mentioned on a different site selling this stand "Screw type clamp adjusts to fit tubes of various shapes from 7/8" to 3"" i believe there may be adapters for this issue.
613377
The clamp can be removed from the stock seat and attached to any standard (2 rail) bicycle seat. I changed the seat on mine in less than 5 minuttes
702007
Actually, there must be something extraordinary taking place. I am using the clamp as you mentioned and it is a relatively tight fit without a lot of wobble. There is supposed to be a brass/bronze bushing in the hole in the clamp, if it is no there then it would be very wobbly.Hope this helps.
1640029
I do not clamp my bikes on the seat post. I clamp them on the top bar right up close to the seat post. I think it feels sturdier and it gets the bike up higher. I hope that helps?
1816462
The seat comes with everything you'll need to install it. Be advised though it installs a little differently than others I've used. For this model you install the plastic thumb tight bolts to the commode, then snap the seat down onto the retaining hardware and lock it in with a the attached locking connectors. VERY easy to install and holds tight.
2109367
Should be no problem with the FX seat post. Getting the foot pegs nice and snug takes longer than mounting the seat itself. So much fun!
1459691
It has the two parallel bars that normal seat post clamps use......hope that helps
498303
It clamps to the seat post the same way the head light clamps to the handlebar.