SEATPOSTS
2010 Easton EC90 Zero Setback Seatpost
We've long been fans of the Thomson Elite seatpost. Why? It's nicely light, it allows you to nose your saddle up/down with infinite adjustability, and it has no setback -- perfect for riders whose less-than-Yoga-master flexibility and/or short femurs cause them to be more comfortable further ...read more
2010 Easton EC70 Zero Setback Seatpost
You'll have to look closely to see the differences between the Easton EC70 Zero Setback Seatpost and its fancy big brother, the EC90. It's essentially all the same with the exception of the alloy clamp hardware in place of the carbon fiber found on the EC90. With the lighter burden on your ...read more
2010 Easton EC70 Seatpost
Thanks to genetic differences, we'll never all ride the same equipment. Luckily, companies like Easton make different seatposts that reflect our particular sizing needs. If you find yourself in the camp that prefers a setback post, the Easton EC70 Seatpost may just be the winning ticket. It ...read more
2010 Easton EA70 Seatpost
The Easton EA70 Seatpost rivals the Thomson Elite Setback in the lightweight/value battle. While it lacks the machined aesthetic so loved by Thomson fans and instead has a more industrial peened finish on its forged aluminum clamp head and Taperwall shaft, the EA70 offers one distinct benefit. ...read more
2010 Easton EA70 Zero Setback Seatpost
The Easton EA70 Zero Setback Seatpost is comparable to one of the benchmarks of the bike industry, the Thomson Elite. The EA70 is graced with a shot-peened finish on its forged aluminum clamp head and Taperwall shaft as opposed to the machined finish on the Thomson. Simply comparing it to the ...read more
2010 3T Dorico LTD Carbon Seatpost
The 3T Dorico line of seatposts differ from 3T's Doric seatposts in one fundamental way: The Dorico is built with 25mm of saddle setback instead of the zero setback offered by the Doric. As with the Doric line, 3T uses the LTD designation to portray their top-of-the-line offerings and the Dorico ...read more
2010 3T Doric Limited Carbon Seatpost
Looking from afar, the main difference between the 3T Doric Limited seatpost and the Team is color. The Limited has a Silver stripe over clear-coat carbon, the Team Red. That's all you're supposed to see. Both posts share the same strong, light, and shock-absorbent carbon-fiber shaft. The ...read more
2010 3T Doric Team Carbon Seatpost
Seat posts are more important than mere team gear. We've noticed that pros often seem to forsake their sponsor's seat post for one of their own choosing. We don't know why this is, but close inspection has revealed that Campagnolo and Shimano posts don't seem to get on that many pro bikes. ...read more
2010 3T Dorico Team Carbon Seatpost
The 3T Dorico Team Seatpost looks very similar to their LTD model. From afar, the red stripe down the front of the post will give it away; the LTD version features a grey stripe. The functional differences are nil. The Dorico Team uses an identical two-bolt clamp design that works nicely for ...read more
2010 Thomson Elite Masterpiece Seatpost
All of the virtues of the Elite, but every surface gets even greater machining to shave away additional grams. Sub 200g with all of the outstanding strength and security of aluminum. Comes with a velvety bag suitable for a slender bottle of Crown Royal. The actual weight of the 27.2 x 330mm ...read more
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