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Originally Posted by SwingNinja
Lol. I was just looking at this bike. It's steel, but isn't it supposed to be chromoly steel (at least that's the one I saw on Walmart website)? So, it's quite durable. My chromoly bike has a very similar profile, but it's not the Lotus nor Fnhon. The biggest hassle is actually the seatpost. It keeps sliding down after few bumps and potholes on the road because I put too much weight on it. So, I have to keep readjusting it from time to time.
there is an old trick that actually does work very well. If your seat post tube has a shim in it what you can do is cut a piece of a soda can and put it between the shim and the seat post tube to take a tiny bit of space. This often is enough to improve the group of the clamp to hold the seat in place. Will cost you nothing and certainly worth a try.
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