| Used product for : |
1 months
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| Ease of installation : |
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Very easy. I had to use a sleeve, because my original seat post was 31.6mm in diameter and the FFC is 27.2mm.
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| Ease of use : |
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It takes a little bit to get used to, because more weight is put on the front wheel. After riding in the new more forward position I was used to it.
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| Quality of Construction : |
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No complaints. The main reason I used the carbon version as opposed to the aluminum version was mechanical stress points. Because I weigh around 225lbs the curved carbon seat post doesn't have a single mechanical failure points as opposed to the kink in the aluminum version.
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| Fit : |
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N/A
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| Comfort : |
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N/A
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| Adjustability : |
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You can adjust height, angle and forward position of the saddle.
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| Durability : |
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Seems fine, time will tell.
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| Value : |
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90 bucks for a seat post, but the things we do to become more efficient and faster.
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| Appearance : |
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Nice aero appearance, but that wasn't the main deciding factor.
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| Customer Service : |
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Bought it from Tri-Zone. Extremely fast shipping and good communication via email.
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| Performance : |
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Lowering the handlebar in conjunction with a more forward seating position seems to help, esp. with strong headwinds.
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