Old 12-10-22, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by 3alarmer
...once more, you don't really need a frame builder. Any machinist, in any machine shop, will instantly understand the required operation......
It's not even that complicated, and there's no need to search for a new OS seatpost.

ANY decent mechanic in ANY decent bike shop can do this correctly in under 1 hour.

Refer to my post #77 for a quick outline. If I knew where you were, I'd give you a name. However, you can visit your local shop, show them the outline, and they can reach out to me here with any questions
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