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Old 2007-12-03, 12:57 AM   #1
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Seatpost clamp help

So, recently I bought a KH24 used. Love it. I came with 165s, which'll work well for muni. Only problem I've been having is with the seatpost clamp. My seatpost tends to rotate, leaving the seat not straight with the wheel. This happens when I am learning idling/hopping/backwards riding and fall off, saddle hitting the ground.

Its a single allen bolt clamp. I tighten it as hard as I can.

Is there something I'm doing wrong, or could be doing better? Do I just need a double allen bolt clamp?


Thanks for any input.
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