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This page describes how to measure bicycle seat tubes and seatposts, and lists various bicycles, and the seatpost diameters that fit them. Sheldon Brown started compiling a list, and realizing that it was too large a project for one person, he solicited information from readers.
Standar seat post diameters used on old and modern bicycles, and how to measure them - both on the frame (seat tube inner diameter), and on the post.
Seatpost length ranges anywhere from around 75mm to more than 400mm, though most posts come in lengths between 300mm and 400mm. Road and gravel bikes tend to have a longer seat tube than...
The size is usually stamped on the seatpost near the bottom. It will be near the minimum-insertion mark, not visible when the seatpost is installed on a bicycle. On a related topic, we have an article (by Sheldon Brown, updated by John Allen) on Stuck Seatposts which may be of use to you.
To help get to know the seatpost better, this article puts the seatpost in the spotlight. We’ll look at everything from bicycle seatpost sizes to materials, and even some of the more exotic innovations that have started to creep into the professional peloton and local loops.
You need to measure how deep the seat post goes down and how far down the seat post extends. Seatpost diameters vary from 22 to 35 millimeters in 0.2 mm steps. The most popular size is 27.2 mm (1.07 inches), used on most bikes, especially high-quality versions.
Bike Seatpost Sizes Explained. Now that you know the most common types of Seatpost, it is time to determine the proper Seatpost sizing. Diameter, length, and setback are the three factors to consider when determining the correct Seatpost dimensions.
What Is The Standard Bicycle Seat Post Size? Diameter Sizing! Although there are many different sizes of seat posts, most modern bikes cater for three standard sizes; 27.2mm, 30.9mm, and 31.6mm in diameter.
A bicycle seatpost is the tube that connects your bike frame to the saddle. Carbon vs aluminum? 31.6mm, 27.2 or 30.9mm, how to choose? Inline or layback? In this blog, we'll dive into the world of seatposts.
While the seat post may seem like an unusual part of the bike, it can have a major impact on how enjoyable the ride is, and may even be a weight-saving upgrade.When it comes to the comfort of a road bike, most people focus on the seat. But there's another component that can make all the difference: the seatpost.You may.