Roox seatpost: crack-and-crash
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I hope you had a safe dismount
How much do you weigh and out of curiosity whats the weight limit on the post?
How much do you weigh and out of curiosity whats the weight limit on the post?
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Thats f***ing bad for you man.
Yeah i am curious too.
nikh wrote:How much do you weigh and out of curiosity whats the weight limit on the post?
Yeah i am curious too.
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It looks like the anodisation was already chipped. You can see corrosion on the left side of the top of the seatpin. That souldn't bother because of the corrosive effects of Al.
Do you know you have a five year warrenty on that pin?
The weight in our listing says 300+ grams, so rider weight shouldn't be involved...
I just hope you didn't hurt anything while dismounting!
Hey, good luck
And before I forget:
Do you know you have a five year warrenty on that pin?
The weight in our listing says 300+ grams, so rider weight shouldn't be involved...
I just hope you didn't hurt anything while dismounting!
Hey, good luck
And before I forget:
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The post appears to (based on only 1 photo) be a Al tube with an insert and a through rod to give 2 bolt adjustment.
The failure appers to have started at the rearward rod hole, and the crack propagated down and to the right, till the point that the rest of the tube could no longer support the loading.
The failure appers to have started at the rearward rod hole, and the crack propagated down and to the right, till the point that the rest of the tube could no longer support the loading.
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Ivan wrote:How much do you weigh and out of curiosity whats the weight limit on the post?
<b>i'm 80kg cross-country rider!!!</b>
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Than that shouldn't be the issue, I've been 85 and rode a 27,2 S4 back then!
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