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Schwinn Homegrown Model Identifier › Forums › General Stuff › Homegrown Talk › Suspension seatposts for a hardtail?
I currently have a 99’ HG Factory Team hardtail and was wondering if any of you had tried using a Cane Creek Thudbuster seatpost to soften the ride of your hardtail bike? I like the idea of keeping my bike (rather than replacing it with a full suspension bike)…so I am looking at suspension seatposts instead.
I currently have a 99’ HG Factory Team hardtail and was wondering if any of you had tried using a Cane Creek Thudbuster seatpost to soften the ride of your hardtail bike? I like the idea of keeping my bike (rather than replacing it with a full suspension bike)…so I am looking at suspension seatposts instead.
Any input on these or other “affordable” suspension seatposts would be appreciated.
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/SE611B00-Cane+Creek+3G+Thudbuster+Lt+Seatpost.aspx
I have a USE XCR suspension post, vintage 1999, that I installed on my Moab back then. It’s on the bike again, as I use it for commuting. I have to say that I think the benefits are minimal. When I got the post in ’99, I thought the same thing, which is how I ended up with my Homegrown Sweetspot Carbon frame the following year.
CTB,
Thanks for that very useful input. I was curious if suspension seatposts were worth the cash or if they were a waste of money…sounds like the later is true. With the economy as it is I definitely do not need to waste my funds.