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Easton EA50 Seatpost - Single Clamp Bolt
Easton's entry-level seatpost is packed with impressive features. We start with a durable EA50 aluminum alloy shaft and add an easy-to-adjust, single-bolt clamp.
Don’t be fooled by the sleek lines and subtle aesthetics, this seatpost offers as much function as form. The forged aluminum clamp offers rock-solid stability.
- Clamp Design: Features a unique single-bolt mechanism for saddle adjustment,
- Material: Constructed from durable EA50 aluminum alloy using Easton's TaperWall technology to optimize strength-to-weight.
- Diameter Options: Available in 31.6mm.
- Length: 300mm.
- Offset: Generally features a 9mm to 10mm offset, see Picture for additional guidance.
- Color: Black
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Easton EA50 Seatpost - Black
Easton EA50 Seatpost - Black
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Overall rating: 4.428571 / 5 from 7 reviews.
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Reviews
Seatpost
"Great quality and looks nice!"
Basic seatpost
"Kind of heavy and clunky. But it does get the job done. I bought it because I needed the set back to get the right position on the bike"
Easton offset seatpost
"This worked well to get my derrier further back over rear wheel and more length for my legs to not feel cramped. It’s a bit heavy but the performance outweighs the weight"
Just what I needed
"I've always adjusted my saddle as far back as the rails would allow, and wished I could go a little further. This set-back post makes it possible to have a larger range of adjustability. It's very solidly built too."
Received seatpost look great but
"Received seatpost look great but was too big in diameter how do I go about returning it"
Not what I expected.
"It puts the seat at a bad angle if want to take advantage of the offset in the post to move your seat back. To get proper pitch the seat has to be almost inline with the post. Not what I expected. Was hoping there was going to be a trough where you could adjust angle but no. Think maybe I got an inch back. That's it."
Q&A
- Can you confirm if the seat post allows for variation in seat angle? It seems from pictures (and a single review that mentions it) that the angle of the seat relative to the post is fixed, and cannot be tilted. Can you confirm?
- The seat position angle can be tilted several degrees in either direction by quite a bit .
- What is the setback or offset of this seat post?
- the offset is about 30mm