RXL SL Mountain Bike Seatpost Bicycle Seatpost Road Bike Seatpost Black UD Matte Offset 25mm Carbon Seatpost (31.6x350mm)
Brand: RXL SL
Color: A-Black UD Matte

Brand : RXL SL
Material : Carbon Fiber
Weight: Approx 210+/-10g
Color : Black
Diameter :27.2/30.8/31.6mm
length : 350/400mm
Offset: 25mm
Appearance: UD Matte
Used: Road Bicycles/Mountain Bikes
Feature : Easy to install and remove, adjustable saddle angle
friendly reminder:
1,Install the product correctly, please follow the specified tightening torque (4Nm)
2, This product is suitable for attachment to a saddle with a hole. If there is no hole in the saddle, we recommend using a hexagon wrench to tighten the screw.
3, Tighten the screws. Since it is made of carbon, we recommend tightening the body to support it by tightening with your hands. Cracks can occur when strong tensions occur
Precautions :
1,Since the frame seat is 27.2mm, you will need to purchase less than 27.2 caliper seat post to install
2,We will produce all seat tube diameter will be less than the size of the label
3,Seat post diameter is 26.8 ~ 27.2mm Used in frame seat post 27.2mm
4,Seat post diameter is 30.6 ~ 30.8mm used in frame seat post 30.8mm
5,Seat post diameter is 31.4 ~ 31.6mm Used in frame seat post 31.6mm
6,Some customers buy the frame Seat post diameter is not standard, which means that the seat post can not be installed, please check that the seat post has to be properly secured with the saddle clamp

1,Material:carbon fiber;Appearance:UD Matte;Weight:Approx 210+/-10g
2,Diameter:27.2/30.8/31.6mm;length:350/400mm;Offset:25mm About Choose the Size:1.Choose Same size diameter With the original seatpost. 2.Choose the size according to the inside diameter of the frame tube
3,Install the product correctly, please follow the specified tightening torque (4Nm)
4,This product is suitable for attachment to a saddle with a hole. If there is no hole in the saddle, we recommend using a hexagon wrench to tighten the screw.
5,Tighten the screws. Since it is made of carbon, we recommend tightening the body to support it by tightening with your hands. Cracks can occur when strong tensions occur