Balnelio laikiklis su paminkštinimu 25,4x350mm ALU

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• Gamintojas: Manseri
• Modelis: 6-07
• Skersmuo: 25.4 mm
• Svoris: 504 g
• Spalva: black

Aluminum saddle support, suspension seat post MANSERI 6-07 25,4x350 mm

⭐Specification:

✅ Shock-absorbing seatpost – Made of high-quality aluminum, this seatpost is equipped with a shock absorption system that absorbs shocks and bumps on the road for a comfortable ride.

✅ Adjustable cushioning – There is a 6 mm Allen key hole on the bottom of the seat post, which allows precise adjustment of the shock absorption force to the individual preferences of the cyclist and his weight.

✅ Diameter: 25,4 mm – Standard diameter, suitable for many bicycles, allowing easy replacement of the seat post.

✅ Length: 350 mm – The length of the seat post provides comfort and convenience, and also allows good adjustment of the saddle height.

✅ One screw yoke – A simple saddle mounting system that allows you to easily adjust the angle of the saddle to optimize riding comfort.

✅ Jump: about 3 cm – The deflection of the seat post helps to relieve shocks, especially on uneven surfaces.

✅ Weight: 475 g – Lightweight yet robust construction, not burdening the bike, ensuring comfort for a long time.

✅ Color: black – A classic, versatile color that fits most bicycles.

✅ Maximum load weight: 100 kg – The pole is suitable for users weighing up to 100 kg, guaranteeing stability and safety while driving.

CHECKING THE EXACT DIAMETER OF THE SEAT POST

The fastest way to know the exact diameter of the seat post is to read the engraving or factory print, which is located on its lower part (you need to pull the bracket out of the frame). You will see there the value given in millimeters (e.g. 27,2 mm, 30,9 mm, 31,6 mm).

If the marking has aged, you can precisely determine the diameter without a caliper in several other ways:

1. Mathematical method (circuit measurement)

Because the circumference and diameter are closely related by the formula:

Diameter (D) = Circuit (L) / π (3,14), measuring the circuit will give you a clear answer.

1. Wrap the seat post with a narrow strip of paper or a thin thread in a place that is not scratched.
2. Check the exact length of one full circumference (the place where the paper overlaps its beginning).
3. Measure the section with a ruler to the nearest millimeter.
4. Calculate the result according to the following standard size cheat sheet:

• Measured circumference: Seatpost diameter
• approx. 78,5 mm: 25,0 mm
• approx. 80,1 mm: 25,4 mm
• approx. 85,4 mm: 27,2 mm (very common standard)
• approx. 90,5 mm: 28,6 mm
• approx. 93,6 mm: 29,8 mm
• approx. 95,5 mm: 30,4 mm
• approx. 97,0 mm: 30,9 mm (popular in MTB bikes)
• approx. 99,2 mm: 31,6 mm (popular on newer bikes)
• approx. 109,6 mm: 34,9 mm

2. Marking on frame clamp

Check the inscriptions on the cover (clamp) of the seat post, which tightens the frame around the bracket. Often the size is engraved on it. The clamp size always corresponds to the specific diameter of the seat post:

• Clamp 31,8 mm = seat post 27,2 mm
• Clamp 34,9 mm / 35,0 mm = seat post 30,9 mm or 31,6 mm

3. Template made of cardboard

Cut in a rigid carton the perfect square notch with a standard diameter width (e.g. exactly 27,2 mm or 31,6 mm). Slip the seat post into the notch. The differences between the sizes of the seatposts are large enough that you will immediately notice which template fits perfectly without slack.

4. Online Specification

If the bike has factory parts, enter the exact model of the bike and the year of manufacture in the search engine (e.g. "Kross Hexagon 5.0 2023 specification"). Manufacturers always specify the diameter of the saddle bracket in the component section ("Saddle Support" or "seatpost").

Specifications