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Elite Setback Seatpost
For riders who prefer a bit more of a stretched-out riding position, the Thomson Elite Setback Seatpost supports your saddle so you can give the pedals your all. The Elite provides 16mm of setback in a bent shaft design. The post is engineered from once piece of machined 7000-seriess aluminum to give you a lightweight, yet highly durable design. The two-bolt saddle clamp design allows adjustability fore, aft, and up and down so that you’re able to get the ideal position.
- Machined 7000-series aluminum
- 180 grams
- Two-bolt saddle adjustment
- Item #THP0002
- Material
- 7000-series aluminum
- Diameter
- 26.8 mm, 27.2 mm, 30.9 mm, 31.6 mm, 32.4 mm
- Length
- 250 mm, 330 mm, 367 mm, 410 mm
- Offset
- 16 mm
- Claimed Weight
- 180 g
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 3 years
- Recommended Use
- mountain biking, cycling
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July 23, 2019
Just What I Needed!
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Great seat post especially when you need a little more room in the cockpit ! Light , strong and well crafted !
Jeff B.
January 28, 2018
Great seat post
What's there to say? It holds my seat in place and looks great!!
Brian P.
June 23, 2017
Perfect Seat Post
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
High-quality post, adjustments are so so so easy (cannot emphasize that enough) and it looks pretty sweet. 10 / 10 would recommend.
Craig L
May 13, 2016
Great seatpost that is easy to setup!
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
"It's just a seatpost", "a few grams won't make a difference": These just a few things that I heard from people when I posed a question about swapping out my OEM seatpost. The OEM seatpost that came with the bike is straight and did not work for me. I tried another OEM seatpost with setback that I had, while better, it was a royal pain to setup and not perfect. Thomson is known to make quality products and accolades from online forums/reviews regarding the Elite seatpost. I decided to give it a try. Well it is perfect! It has enough setback, you can tell the workmanship and quality. The seatpost clamp is easy to work with and offers awesome adjustment (tilt). I took a quick ride and the saddle felt great!!
Shujat S.
April 27, 2016
Great post
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Perfect amount of setback and light as heck. Beautiful finish.
David S.
October 28, 2014
Elite 27.2
The go-to seatpost.
Seneb
January 24, 2012
Great post for a set and forget part.
I wish it was a little cheaper or a little lighter but if you want no drama just buy this post and never think about it again. There is competition with comparable post that are a little lighter and a little cheaper but they don't say Thomson on the side.
Madsedan
December 6, 2011
Install and Forget
And that's pretty much all one needs to do to this post! Well, that's not completely true. You can install and forget all Thomson parts. Sure, you need to take care of your stuff, but fretting over whether your Thomson bits can handle the abuse is a complete waste of gray matter. On the rare occasion that I buy a bike in a box, the first things that get dumped are the stem and post. Made is the US of A, by guys that know what the F they're doing. These very same guys answer the phone should an issue ever arise, and will stand behind their product, no questions asked. If the answer to your question is Thomson, should you have asked the question?
Mark Merrill
April 8, 2017
How long is the portion that is setback? On most of my bikes, I don't get to have a lot of seatpost sticking out, so before pulling the trigger on this, I need to know if it would even be possible for me.
Chris L.
November 28, 2010
I am buying this for my Specialized Aliez...
I am buying this for my Specialized Aliez road bike. I have measured the current seatpost at 1 inch OD. What size should I order?
Dave Cox
August 16, 2010
what size of seatpost should i order for...
what size of seatpost should i order for 2008 trek fuel ex
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KC Gaudet
October 6, 2010
Usually the size is stamped on the post somewhere near the minimum insertion line, if you have the old one around. Otherwise a dial caliper would be helpful in confirming the size. But I'm pretty sure you're looking for a 31.6mm diameter post. Like 89% sure. Length wise, you'll need to assess the way you frame fits or you could buy long and cut if needed. Good luck.
Damon Salter
November 29, 2010
Not being sure how you measured to OD on your current seatpost I can't say forsure but a 1 inch diameter with be a 25.4mm post. This is sorta a rare size and not likely what you have on your Specialized. From what I can find most to all Specialized Allez frames used the 27.2mm size since 1993. Unless you used a dial caliper to measure the 1 inch OD buy the 27.2mm seatpost.