Seatpost Help
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howard11792 posted 17 weeks ago.
Tell us how your race a Silverman turned out.
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jonovision_man posted 17 weeks ago.
bentri09 wrote:
I plan to do the majority of my Ironman Training on a Niner jet 9 racing mountain bike (full suspension) I live in northern Minnesota and there isn't many places to take the road bike plus the jet nine is just a fun bike to cruise in. I was hoping to get the Niner geometry similar to that of a tri bike. I was looking at a seatpost made by profile design called the fast forward. Would this seatpost make by mountain bike more like a tri bike?http://www.profile-design.com/profile-design/products/seatposts/aluminum-seat-posts
I have the carbon version of that seatpost for my road bike, with the aero bars and the post I was able to get as close to a tri bike position as possible without having the actual thing.
On a mountain bike? Useless. Sorry. Geometry is way too different.
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sbrmultisports posted 17 weeks ago.
Unfortunately, the geometry of a mountain bike is definitely too far off to "rig" this way.
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I plan to do the majority of my Ironman Training on a Niner jet 9 racing mountain bike (full suspension) I live in northern Minnesota and there isn't many places to take the road bike plus the jet nine is just a fun bike to cruise in. I was hoping to get the Niner geometry similar to that of a tri bike. I was looking at a seatpost made by profile design called the fast forward. Would this seatpost make by mountain bike more like a tri bike?
http://www.profile-design.com/profile-design/products/seatposts/aluminum...