fxx wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2019 2:06 pmSorry I meant in terms of looks for their lay back posts, not performance.MiloAS wrote:What's wrong with Thomson? I always though their posts were well regarded as the benchmark aluminium option? (maybe not for WW purposes though... i've got one on my 26" Rock Lobster commuter/MTB/everything bike and haven't had any problems with it.)fxx wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2019 2:19 amYep also lose the lay back seatpost and lengthen the stem, again a strange decision, the lay back Thomson seatpost is pants and should be avoided at all costs unless all options are exhausted.MiloAS wrote:
Lovely frame, but why bother with a negative stem when you have that many spacers underneath it? Would it not have made more sense to cut the steerer and run a 0 degree stem instead?
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This is my Lynskey R460 with Thomson straight seatpost.
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What a coincidence! How do you find your R460? Can you fit anything wider than a 28c? I'm on the fence between a 2018 Helix Pro Disc and R460 disc, completely undecided between the two! I can get them both for incredibly cheap in the UK as a frame. I haven't found any information on the actual difference between the two. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated, i'm tired of going back and forth!