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  1. #1
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    Apr 2008
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eden View Post
    They do actually make a difference.
    +1.
    But, remember that in theory - to be able to absorb vibrations effectively, the carbon shaft must be free, not inside the seat tube. So it does really make a difference whether your setup allows only a handful of seatpost to show, or several inches of seatpost are visible atop of the seat tube (greater vibration dampening effect)...
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    2005 Bianchi 928C L'Una RC
    2010 BMC SLX01 racemaster
    2008 BMC TT03 Time Machine
    Campy Record and SSM Aspide naked carbon on all bikes

  2. #2
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    Sep 2010
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    Madison WI
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    I rode on my carbon seatpost today. Too lazy to really get a good idea if it mattered b/c I left my favorite saddle on there. I definitely notice an improvement in vibrations but I would really need to test apples to apples with the favorite saddle and both seat posts!
    Alison - mama of 2 (8yo and 6yo)
    2009 Independent Fabrication steel Crown Jewel SE
    1995 trek 800 steel MTV

 

 

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