Giant Seat Post Slipping at Charles Porras blog

Giant Seat Post Slipping. Causing it to slip down. Its the model with a 2 bolt clamp like. Don't just clamp it tighter! Carbon frames usually have an aluminium insert at the top of the seat tube; As some of you may know i bought a used giant defy advanced, it has carbon frame with d fuse seat post. It is kept tight with a seat post. Ive got a 2016 giant defy 2 fitted with the carbon d fuse seatpost and im having issues with it slipping all the time. I have a giant mountain bike with original seat and post. It has been slipping side to side when i ride. Something like a socket cap m4x35mm machine screw. Cycling weekly mechanic al vines teaches you how to solve the problem of a slipping seatpost. It has an alu frame and alu seat post and i cannot for the life of me stop the seat from. You can get a stainless steel bolt from a hardware shop. You can get the torque to spec with enough friction on the wedge surfaces to both achieve torque but not offer the needed compression to hold the seatpost in place. The seat post was a bit too high.

Its the model with a 2 bolt clamp like. I have a giant mountain bike with original seat and post. You can get the torque to spec with enough friction on the wedge surfaces to both achieve torque but not offer the needed compression to hold the seatpost in place. It is kept tight with a seat post. Ive got a 2016 giant defy 2 fitted with the carbon d fuse seatpost and im having issues with it slipping all the time. As some of you may know i bought a used giant defy advanced, it has carbon frame with d fuse seat post. You can get a stainless steel bolt from a hardware shop. Something like a socket cap m4x35mm machine screw. Cycling weekly mechanic al vines teaches you how to solve the problem of a slipping seatpost. It has been slipping side to side when i ride.

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Giant Seat Post Slipping Carbon frames usually have an aluminium insert at the top of the seat tube; Its the model with a 2 bolt clamp like. Carbon frames usually have an aluminium insert at the top of the seat tube; Ive got a 2016 giant defy 2 fitted with the carbon d fuse seatpost and im having issues with it slipping all the time. Don't just clamp it tighter! Cycling weekly mechanic al vines teaches you how to solve the problem of a slipping seatpost. You can get the torque to spec with enough friction on the wedge surfaces to both achieve torque but not offer the needed compression to hold the seatpost in place. It has been slipping side to side when i ride. You can get a stainless steel bolt from a hardware shop. Something like a socket cap m4x35mm machine screw. It is kept tight with a seat post. I have a giant mountain bike with original seat and post. The issue here is the carbon post; As some of you may know i bought a used giant defy advanced, it has carbon frame with d fuse seat post. It has an alu frame and alu seat post and i cannot for the life of me stop the seat from. The seat post was a bit too high.