Hi!
Some on nicked my seat with the seat post at friday(!!). Damn kids
Anyone know the size of the seat post on a Giant CRX 4?
I also need a seat that fits with it..
Any good online store for cycling stuff in Australia?
I have just moved here from Norway. Just got my self a Gigant CRX 4 from cash converters.. a bit used.. but that is just fine for me
Seat post size for Giant CRX 4
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Re: Seat post size for Giant CRX 4
Postby triode12 » Tue Sep 25, 2007 3:49 pm
They probably did you a favour in a perverted sorta way.bermag wrote:Hi!
Some on nicked my seat with the seat post at friday(!!). Damn kids
Anyone know the size of the seat post on a Giant CRX 4?
I also need a seat that fits with it..
Any good online store for cycling stuff in Australia?
I have just moved here from Norway. Just got my self a Gigant CRX 4 from cash converters.. a bit used.. but that is just fine for me
The CRX saddles are literally a pain in the butt.
You can get a comfy San Marco Rolls saddle from www.probikekit.com for $38AUD.
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Postby europa » Tue Sep 25, 2007 4:34 pm
G'day Bermag,
Welcome to the nuthouse.
Bummer about the seat - I've often seen suggestions about locking the seat as well as the wheels and have always wondered if people actually do have their seats stolen. Looks like they do.
My tip would be to go to your local bike shop. Seat posts sell for about $30 for an alloy post so you aren't going to save much trying to buy online. Saddles of course, can be cheap or expensive, depending on what you want to do. Maybe ebay is the way to go ... though anything online means you don't get your bike on the road immediately.
As for size, just ring a Giant dealer and ask
Richard
Welcome to the nuthouse.
Bummer about the seat - I've often seen suggestions about locking the seat as well as the wheels and have always wondered if people actually do have their seats stolen. Looks like they do.
My tip would be to go to your local bike shop. Seat posts sell for about $30 for an alloy post so you aren't going to save much trying to buy online. Saddles of course, can be cheap or expensive, depending on what you want to do. Maybe ebay is the way to go ... though anything online means you don't get your bike on the road immediately.
As for size, just ring a Giant dealer and ask
Richard
I had a good bike ... so I fixed it
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Postby timbo » Tue Sep 25, 2007 6:06 pm
Bnej is right, replace the quick release bolt. A while ago I managed to pick up a kit for around $35 which contained a seatpost clamp and wheel skewers, which instead of the normal quick release system, used a 5 sided allen key head, which has given me some reassurance if I have to chain the bike up anywhere. Your LBS should know about these.
Giant bikes typically come with a 27.2mm seatpost, but be sure to get one which is the correct length, as some compact style frames need a longer than normal seatpost.
Giant bikes typically come with a 27.2mm seatpost, but be sure to get one which is the correct length, as some compact style frames need a longer than normal seatpost.
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Postby bermag » Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:09 pm
thanks guys!
The bike is now back on the road with a new BBB seatpost and BBB seat..
The dealer did not have the release bolt clamp type in my size.. But I'm gonna by one..
I also picked up a extra wire lock.. so now I can lock both wheels... so it's not possible to nick any of my wheels without cutting the wire..
Can't wait to get back on the road today
Seat post size for crx 4 is: 27,2 if anyone needs it.. clamp size is 32..
The bike is now back on the road with a new BBB seatpost and BBB seat..
The dealer did not have the release bolt clamp type in my size.. But I'm gonna by one..
I also picked up a extra wire lock.. so now I can lock both wheels... so it's not possible to nick any of my wheels without cutting the wire..
Can't wait to get back on the road today
Seat post size for crx 4 is: 27,2 if anyone needs it.. clamp size is 32..
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