How does it fit on the seat when the mounting posts for the seat block the path for fitting it properly?
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hmm, I took a pic of it on my phone to send to you - send me your email and I will send you the pic. I am not sure what you are asking, so I thought the pic might answer your question. mariteague@yahoo.com
1247399
I am able to stretch the cord ends under the seat, but in front of those mountiong posts, and hook the ends together.
1247400
We took a rubber band & hooked each of the little plastic hooks across the back. It seems to work fine.
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you have find some way to improvise. I had to try to sew more ties to the cover to try to keep it on the seat which didnt work at all. The elastic is poor quality and will break easily. This is a great idea but someones has to actually "look" at a toilet seat and figure out the size it should be and how it must fit. Save your money.
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It works remarkably well. There is thin elastic on one edge that goes under the seat. Then a thicker plastic 'circle' that wraps under that keeps it taut. The posts really don't interfere. There is also a little clip there to pull it in. It is warm and cushie, and I don't need to heat my small downstairs bathroom to prevent guests from jumping up!
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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".
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Best I remember there are two mounts. One small one that'll fit the seat stay, and one that will fit the most common size round seat post. Just one mount, but two different size rings. It also comes with the rubber strips to make a small post larger and snugly hold the ring.
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It is held in place by pull straps that go around the seat supports. It installs in 2 minutes.
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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
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No, seat is made to install on standard seat post. It would take substantial fabrication to make installation point elsewhere.
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It did mine...however, I has to bend part of the frame for it to not interfere with the seatpost.
1625196
My road bike clamps fine on the seatpost. I haven't tried this with my MT bike which is considerably heavier.
388140
Not sure what you mean. the seat does slide back and forth on the mount about 1 1/2", via the two rails you can sort of see in the picture, but the seat itself doesn't expand
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I bought this seat for my wife's bike (a Fuji) and had no problems. It doesn't come with any mounting hardware so if your bike doesn't have the same clamp style mounts that attach to the rails under the seat (see the tubular metal rods in the photo) you'd have to buy some kind of clamp too. Our bike already had it so it was a simple attachment.
340352
A wrench is needed to tighten the appropriate bolts holding the seat. Should solve the problem.
223584
A seat post mounting clamp comes with the seat and was pre-installed. I am pretty sure the posts are standard size for most bikes. This one seems to be about 7/8". You could always use the one that came with the original seat for the Sedona Giant.
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I don't think it was designed to work with anything other than a round seat post. It came with a non-slip, rubber ring which is intended to go under the plastic mount, but I didn't need to use it at all. I'd recommend that you talk to a local bike shop for a mount that you can modify slightly.
2231991
It attaches to the seat post. So long as you have standard post nothing more than the gear.
1446246
The seat is a typical bike seat and is attached to the post by a male/female like connection. The connection is secured by a bolt/nut combo. Take a socket wrench and tighten the *#$## out of it, and it will snug the seat up.
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This seat comes with standard mounting rails. You can put a post clamp on the rails.
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What seatpost issue? I never had one. I've used the factory post, a Thomson, and an XC-Lite. No issues.