My frame seat post that i am replacing is under 1" in diameter which size do i get?
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measure very carefully, the clamped pole may be slightly smaller than the rest of the pole. If there is no size that fits, do not order. I used an inside outside caliper gauge, I almost got one too big.
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The outside diameter of the post is 2-3/8". This does not include the tightening screw.
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A 1" is probably the biggest you would want to get. Mine is a little tough getting in and out but it rides nice on the hip.
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The handlebar is standard diameter - about 1". The wrap around the handlebar isn't that great but I figure if it has issues it will be easily replaced.
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If they have a standard post opening the should, the post is 1.5 inch in diameter
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Howdy Slooowfoot. Per Fat Bike, their 907 models have a 30.9mm seat post stem. Both the Cane Creek LT and ST Thudbusters are offered in 30.9. However, to be safe and save yourself from any aggravation you should really remove and check your current seat post stem. Just unclamp your seat as if your were going to adjust seat height, and pull the stem all the way out. The stem size of will be stamped somewhere on the stem itself.
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My support for the mirror was 1" by 1" and I had to modify to make the mirror fit. The attachment on the mirror is approximately 1 ¾" diameter.
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Hi John, I'm not familiar with your particular model bike. I bought this for my wife's bike after she took a spill and broke her pelvis. As it turned out, I did have to buy a new seat post from a local bike shop (about $25) because her original seat had a different configuration under it. This seat is more of a "normal" attachment, but you would have to make that determination after you get it. You can always return it, but I'm pretty sure your local bike shop can provide you with the right attachment post if you need one.
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It is an adjustable clamp. I don't have time to measure the seat post at present but I believe I answered someone else that the clamp/seat are presently being used on a post that tapers to 7/8".
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if you are using spacers i would go with 1 3/4 inch hardware if not you can get 1.5 inch, for bearings i used bones reds and 78a 70mm wheels because they are grippy so they will be able to hold you into the tight turns better but honestly in he-insight i would gave gone with a little softer wheels
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It works on my Trek Mountain bike which has about a 1.75 diameter and my Trek Hybrid which has about a 1.25 diameter it will also fit the seat post on other bikes I've worked on.
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Most seatposts are 350mm in length, but some longer ones are available, at lengths up to 400mm. You should be careful with longer seatposts, however, as they can stress the frame and possibly cause it to crack.
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I'm pretty sure that most seat posts are a standard size especially if you have a beach cruiser. I just took my old one off and put this one on my old beat up beach cruiser.
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Mine is a 1 1/2 inch pipe, but I'm sure you can use a reducer/adapter to fit.
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depends on your seat post size. Check this link against your bike year to get the right size. This camp is for a 7/8" inside dia.. http://sheldonbrown.com/seatpost-sizes-m-z.html#r
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Original was probably 3/16th inch. I couldn't find that size so I read where 1/4 inch had been used by some that repaired there gravity chairs. It was a little tight but I believe it is much stronger. Time will tell.
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might get a 1in at best. better off buying coil blocks to stuff in there. good luck