Race Face Turbine Seatpost
The new Turbine seatpost gives you easy saddle installation, full adjustability, tremendous strength and light weight. What more could you ask?
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- Simple, 2-bolt design permits the saddle to be installed without disassembling the head
- Thumbscrew tightening system allows quick dial-in of the saddle angle by hand
- Angled clamp bolts allow easy tool access for hassle free adjustment and tightening
- Hunter head is suitable for most rail types; 7/8mm alloy rails and 7/9mm carbon
- Wide lower cradle gives extra rail support for lightweight saddle rails; narrow upper cradle increases the amount of forward / back saddle adjustment
- Tilt adjustment 6° up and 12° down with zero offset
- 3D-forged, 2014 heat-treated aluminum tube is anodized and shot-peened for optimal strength-to-weight ratio and increased fatigue life
- Triple-butting design maintains strength in critical areas while reducing overall weight
- Rubber seatpost grommet fully seals the post to prevent water entering your seat tube
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View the Race Face Turbine Product LineView all Race Face Rigid Seatposts| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
|---|---|
| Weight | 31.6 MM x 400 MM: 262 grams |
| Material(s) | Aluminum |
| Length | 400 millimeters |
| Diameter | 31.6 MM x 400 MM: 31.6 millimeters |
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This seat post is ok, definitely not the best but it gets the job done. When I tightened the screws to the saddle, it started to strip. Not the best quality. I can definitely see the difference since the previous seatpost was carbon fiber. This squeaks while I bike. It's a replacement for my bike since I got my seatpost/saddle stolen.
Used for a gravel bike conversion
I've since replaced it with a dropper, which was a nice improvement, but this seatpost was very solid the year I rode it. I've kept it as a spare for the inevitable dropper failure.