M-Wave Alloy Bicycle Suspension Seat Post

Works Great 100% effective at reducing back pain. Really works well. Minutes to install. Be sure to measure to get the right ...

Publisher : M-Wave Company : M-Wave

Features

• 300mm alloy tube with alloy head
• 40mm travel with adjustable tolerance and preload

Product Description

The product is M-Wave Alloy Bicycle Suspension Seat Post

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Customer reviews

Works Great by .. Mike Riley (minneapolis, mn United States)
100% effective at reducing back pain. Really works well. Minutes to install. Be sure to measure to get the right size.

Great aftermarket seat stem by .. L. S. Pray (Backwater, Ohio)
I have a Schwinn Solotaire 700CC bike and my fat fanny saddle would not fit on the seat stem as it was shaped in a "7" so I had to get a plain, old straight stem. This stem did the trick for my bike and my fat fanny seat. My ride is now smooth over all sorts of bumps with the shock system. Well worth the money. Would highly recommend if you need a new suspension seat post to replace a "7" configuration stem.

Good Seat Post.....Drill To Set Secure by .. Ambergris (New England.....USA)
I purchased this suspension post last summer locally for more than what its being offered for here on Amazon. In fact a lot more. Too bad I didn't find it here first. The M-Wave suspension post is actually an amazingly solid product for the price. At just under a food long it should be enough for just about anyone to find a comfortable range in comfort and pedal travel. The suspension system employed in it feels to me to be as comfortable and effective as some that I have taken a ride on that are much more expensive. (When it comes to bike parts, I am learning that there is always an alternative that is much more expensive no matter what it is). I truthfully did not feel any discernible difference between mine and the so called state of the art models that some of my friends got the shaft on at high priced bike shops. If you happen to bike either a little or a lot, then you know that any kind of suspension system in the bike, and especially in the butt area can make a world of difference. You will feel an immediate improvement in your ride, and definitely over time once you install this post. The only thing that I noticed as to this and just about any other post I have ever used was that unless it is secured with some kind of screw or bolt, they will inevitably "ride". That is, move around on you as you travel, and or get on or off. To some folks this is not something they get bothered by. However if you are someone that finds the seat post having a mind of its own annoying no matter how much you seem to tighten its clamp, I suggest you do as I did and drill a hole in the base of the post where it enters the body of the bike. Then inserting a good size screw into the hole so that it will lock the post in place no matter what kind of rugged terrain you choose to venture upon. The down side of this procedure is that if it becomes necessary to adjust the height of the seat again for any reason, you have to remove the screw first. Not something that is either a real bother, nor is going to be an event that is going to come up too often unless you are still growing, or loan your bike out a lot. Its a 5 minute procedure that will easily lock this post or any other in place solidly.

In conclusion, as with all my reviews on any accessories on bikes, I readily confess I am no expert, nor any kind of biking aficionado. I just ride locally and comfortably for fun and exercise. I am definitely not someone that feels its necessary to purchase anything more expensive that is commensurate with the amount of use I am going to demand of it. Its my opinion that this seat post is all most of us that are just casual riders would ever need to give one more adjust ability and comfort. Its not only very reasonably priced here on Amazon, but also at the time of this writing ships free when bundled. I highly recommend it...

PS: By the way, make sure you measure your shaft diameter correctly before ordering. For those of us that still affectionately embrace the old time decimal system, the 25.4 mm post, the smaller one, is equal to a simple 1 inch diameter. (Sounds so much easier that way doesn't it). The larger one being for shafts that are larger than an inch.

SHORT by .. oldschool (AR. U.S.A.)
This seat post is-11-3/4. Inches long. Looked at same item on different web page,It says it is 14 inches,they did not give the length in desception here.has tenchion adjust,how much it will go up and down when you hit a bump,compared to your weight,nice boot on it.good metal or alloy,seems to me to be very well built.Haven't had it that long,but works good. Use it with a comfort seat,Schwinn.the comfort seat has no springs on it,but fully adjustable.{That's why you get the seat post}.Have back issues,this combo really helps.

Didn't know I'd not be able to use it. by .. T. Turner (CA, USA)
I'd need to remove the clamp from my old seat post to use this one, and it's pressed on...so no go. Better to order the one with the clamp attached. I'd return it but I let the time lapse.