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Hi All,
Has anyone successfully added a Quick Release Seatpost binder to a Rivendell frame?
I feel like I know what I need in general. QR that is long/short enough that mates with the nut on the other side and some spacers/washers that fit into the space where the hex bolt head usually sits. What I don't (yet) know is what exactly I should use. If anyone has setup that they like particularly well let me know. It will likely save me some trial and error.
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Clayton Scott
HBG, CA
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I've been passively wondering about this for ages - it would be SO nice to be able to pop out the seat post in the city, instead of keeping it on with an anti-theft mechanism.
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Boulder Bicycle has a bunch of NOS Campagnolo seatpost quick releases for about $12 each. Look like they might work.
Laing
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Craig Montgomery
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You mean like this?
Craig in Tucson
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Many Riv demo bikes have QR skewers for the seat. Ask them.
Bill Lindsay
EC, CA
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The QR that Riv uses are not anything special, I asked. They clamp on/over each side in total. The hex bolt space doesn't get filled in, so if perfect paint is your thing this is not for you as it's gonna get scuffed.
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Interesting. Would definitely want to fill the hex bolt space to avoid effin up the paint.
Guess a trip to the hardware store is in the near future.
CSHBGCA
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You going Hite-Right?
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Nah. Those things don't work. I use to tie some string between saddle rails and seat stays. That made it really easy to find the right height fast after having lowered the post. But then I got lazy and just high-posted it. Now the mtb has a dropper and I use it all the time, so I am thinking of giving the manual dropper another try.
CSHBGCA
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I put the Campy QR binders that Mike Kone sells on an Ebisu and a 1982 Sequoyah. Straight-forward installation, good function, and about as pretty as a binder bolt can reasonably be expected to look.