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Reviewed by: babs(Unregistered User)
Review Date May 9, 2008 Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
3 of 5
Used product for More than 3 years
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$125.00
at LBS Favorite Ride: anytime, anywhere Bike Setup: Merlin Road, Tsunami Compact 3 Summary: I have two of these, one on my Merlin Road frame and one on my Tsunami Compact 3 full carbon. The post is light, comfortable, and solid. Set up was a snap on both bikes. I really don't know what the other reviewers are complaining about. I've been through 5 saddles on the two bikes, and rebuild the bikes every winter. I have _never_ had a problem with any slippage of the saddle. I commute almost daily on the merlin, and compete in 20 sanctioned races a year, not including training 'event'. I probably put 10K miles a year between the two bikes, and never once had an issue with the posts.
I'm giving the maximum overall rating to offset the obvious bias of the other reviews. Strengths: Light, strong easy set up. Weaknesses: price point could be lower. Similar Products Used: campagnolo, ritchey, advent, SR, Thompson USE, kalloy 
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Reviewed by: steve kelly(Unregistered User)
Review Date July 2, 2007 Overall Rating
1 of 5
Value Rating
1 of 5
Used product for Less than 1 month
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$0.00 Bike Setup: specialized s-works roubaix, campag record ultra torque, easton orion 2's Summary: 2 hours of use into a 120 mile race and the saddle starts pointing to the sky. two attempts to re-tighten but no use and had to stand for 25 miles before i could replace it. Useless. Strengths: none Weaknesses: it doesn't hold the saddle in position Similar Products Used: thompson masterpiece, specialized s-works pave 
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Reviewed by: jclu01(Unregistered User)
Review Date June 1, 2007 Overall Rating
1 of 5
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1 of 5
Used product for Less than 1 month
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$0.00 Summary: Light & decent looking, I bought this stem to shave a few grams. Just like the reviewer below the saddle tilted skyward after a few hours, I too added more torque the second time, same result. The post is absolute crap, I'm inclined to just eat the cost rather than send it back for a replacement. Come on Easton, I'm not a heavy, 170 lbs, what gives?? Strengths: Light Weight Weaknesses: Clamp is poorly designed and not reliable, Similar Products Used: EC70 used that for years with no issues. 
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Reviewed by: jim clune(Unregistered User)
Review Date May 27, 2007 Overall Rating
1 of 5
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1 of 5
Used product for Less than 1 month
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$0.00 Summary: Bought this post to save weight...big mistake!! Midway through the first ride, the seat jumped several groves and tilted "skyward" adjusted the seat and torqued it, after 3 hours, same issue!! The composite groves can not support the saddle BUYER BEWARE. This post is junk! Strengths: Weight Weaknesses: Flimsy clamp and saddle tilt. Similar Products Used: Used a EC70 for years with no issues!! Should have stuck with what works instead of saving 40 grams in weight. 
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