Is EC90 seatpost good?
The latest version of Easton’s lightweight EC90 Offset seatpost is impressive, with a one-piece, all-carbon design, a user-friendly clamping system and excellent saddle adjustability. The only shortfall is that the 350mm length is a little short for longer-legged riders.
Is EC90 Easton?
The EC90 Seatposts are the lightest posts in the Easton line, thanks to its full carbon fiber construction (including the upper and lower clamping plates). Available in both a 20 mm and 0 mm offset to help riders fine-tune their bike fit.
Is a carbon seatpost more comfortable?
As is consistently the case, aluminium is perfectly adequate and will do the job. Carbon seatposts, however, offer greater dampening from road vibrations and are lighter. If you don’t feel your bike needs to be any more comfortable, and you’re not fussed about 100 grams, then aluminium seems like a smart choice.
What is a seatpost offset?
Offset is the distance between the centerline of the seatpost tube, and the centerline of the clamp area. Shims are often available to adapt a too-small seatpost to a too-large seat tube.
Are carbon seatposts safe?
Registered. If the carbon post is installed correctly (not over-max extended and not over-tightened at the clamp), you should be just fine. All assuming you aren’t King Kong harsh on it riding. Keep a regular eye on it for developing potential trouble.
Are Easton handlebars good?
Unlikely to be an issue and Easton has a very good reputation. There are lighter aero bars available and some that are lighter and cheaper. Damping on small bumps is reasonably good, and the flat top sections give a nice comfortable position for hands, although I have used other bars that give even more comfort.
Where are Easton wheels made?
Based in Van Nuys, California, Easton is one of the world’s premier bicycle component manufacturers. From handlebars and stems, to forks and wheels, and most everything in between, you’re sure to find a product you’ll love in their wide range of parts and accessories.
Is it OK to put carbon seatpost in an Aluminium frame?
Carbon will galvanically corrode with aluminum if it is not protected. Use CF assembly paste, it will keep the post from slipping at lower torques and protect the carbon/metal interface. Calfee and Zinn agree to grease all carbon posts, but some manufacturers say not to grease.
Can a seatpost be too long?
As long as the minumum length is inserted into the frame you will be structurally safe. You can buy a shorter post of course. However, if you need to drop the saddle all the way to the frame the bike is likely too large for you and possibly dangerous, as you will have no standover clearance.
Do I need offset seatpost?
There is no advantage to a zero setback seatpost for a road bike. Fewer people all the time take any stock in the idea that femur length and the resulting knee over pedal measurements are relevant to producing the proper rider position. It’s better to have the rider properly balanced over the saddle and ignore KOP.
How do I choose a seatpost setback?
Straight and Setback Seatposts The amount of setback or offset is best determined through a basic bike fit at a participating bike shop. They will look at the relationship between your knee and pedal axle, as well as your hip angle/mobility and will determine how far you should sit behind your crankset.