Hi all new guy in town.....just bought a speedneedle saddle with 10mm rails from a fellow WW. I need a laid back seatpost for proper position. Any problems with a Easton EC-70....tryied to use my Easton CT-2..no go. I'm game for any other suggestions.
-Jerry
Speedneedle seatpost compatibility
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I had the same problem those 10mm rails are hugeeee!
Wouldn't fit on my USE post so I had to pair it with a Tune seatpost.
Sadly its not a layback.
Wouldn't fit on my USE post so I had to pair it with a Tune seatpost.
Sadly its not a layback.
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Jerry Serra
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Looks sharp for sure....run the Twisters on my race wheelset. I know the layback limits my options...gotta have it I'm shoving a medium bod on a small frame and going to be using all of a 400 mm seatpost plus the saddle back as far as possible to be in the correct position.
Hopefully their will be another member who is using this post or another layback style with the speedneedle. If not I'll let my fingers do the walking and try to find a EC-70 at a LBS to try out.
-Jerry
Hopefully their will be another member who is using this post or another layback style with the speedneedle. If not I'll let my fingers do the walking and try to find a EC-70 at a LBS to try out.
-Jerry
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The Thompson Elite seems to have the same fastening system as the Easton. I know for sure the speedneedle will fit the Thompson since I have one on my FR bike (no WW carbon posts since I'm forever sliding the post up and down)
Since the Easton seems to have the same fastening system (one bolt pulling one clamp down evenly over both rails) weights less and goes with the carbon motif I'll go that way after verifying that it will work either physically(calling LBS to match 'em up) or by someone on this board who has had experience with combo.
-Jerry
Since the Easton seems to have the same fastening system (one bolt pulling one clamp down evenly over both rails) weights less and goes with the carbon motif I'll go that way after verifying that it will work either physically(calling LBS to match 'em up) or by someone on this board who has had experience with combo.
-Jerry
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Esben,
BTW - Thanks for the suggestion brother
-Jerry
BTW - Thanks for the suggestion brother
-Jerry
Hey Jerry -- I see you received the saddle. Are you happy with it?
Re your question above about the Tune-Easton compatibility, you could have saved yourself a bit of trouble by asking the guy who sold you the saddle...
Whatever.
You will be happy to hear that the Tune Speedneedle and Easton EC70 work together fine. In fact I use this combo myself; see photo.
Re your question above about the Tune-Easton compatibility, you could have saved yourself a bit of trouble by asking the guy who sold you the saddle...
Whatever.
You will be happy to hear that the Tune Speedneedle and Easton EC70 work together fine. In fact I use this combo myself; see photo.
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Dave,
That would be assuming I was sharp enough to think of that. I've proven that's not the case many times over for sure.
I am very happy with the saddle and cog I bought from you. I hope things are well with you and your family.
Best Wishes,
-Jerry
That would be assuming I was sharp enough to think of that. I've proven that's not the case many times over for sure.
I am very happy with the saddle and cog I bought from you. I hope things are well with you and your family.
Best Wishes,
-Jerry
