do I need to buy a Bicycle Quick Release Seatpost Seat Clamp to fix this seat post?
272272
No - all you need to do is know the correct size - it will fit into any correctly sized seat tube regardless of whether it is quick release or bolted.
272273
My bike has the quick release clamp. I think a clamp with a carriage bolt and nut will work.
118281
depends on the seat post; if it has an integral mount that is part of the post (plate the rails sit on, plate that goes over the rails, screw goes through bottom plate and screws into top plate) you need an allen wrench Mine takes a 6mm) the other type has a clamping device not included with this saddle that clamps on the saddle rails with a hole in the middle of the clamp that slides down over a round seat post (you would need either adjustable wrenches like crescents or box end I believe either 1/2, 9/16, or 5/8 to tighten, one side is the bolt head the other side is the nut) the bolts on either side of the clamp depends on the seat post; if it has an integral mount that is part of the post (plate the rails sit on, plate that goes over the rails, screw goes through bottom plate and screws into top plate) you need an allen wrench Mine takes a 6mm) the other type has a clamping device not included with this saddle that clamps on the saddle rails with a hole in the middle of the clamp that slides down over a round seat post (you would need either adjustable wrenches like crescents or box end I believe either 1/2, 9/16, or 5/8 to tighten, one side is the bolt head the other side is the nut) the bolts on... » Read More depends on the seat post; if it has an integral mount that is part of the post (plate the rails sit on, plate that goes over the rails, screw goes through bottom plate and screws into top plate) you need an allen wrench Mine takes a 6mm) the other type has a clamping device not included with this saddle that clamps on the saddle rails with a hole in the middle of the clamp that slides down over a round seat post (you would need either adjustable wrenches like crescents or box end I believe either 1/2, 9/16, or 5/8 to tighten, one side is the bolt head the other side is the nut) the bolts on either side of the clamp « Show Less
234391
Sorry I'm not sure what you are asking. The height of the seat is adjusted with the allen wrench as is the angle of the seat. As far as I know there is not a seat clamp to installed. Maybe call retrospec. Or ask me again. Sorry.
223584
A seat post mounting clamp comes with the seat and was pre-installed. I am pretty sure the posts are standard size for most bikes. This one seems to be about 7/8". You could always use the one that came with the original seat for the Sedona Giant.
313953
You would need an appropriate wrench as it does not have the quick release spindle. I purchased one for about $20 from a local bike shop.
1855919
I do but i clamp the top tube instead of the seat post. (Instructions say to clamp to tube on every bike) all the other bikes i use the seat tube.
1454231
Yes, this seat is ready to mount on a standard Schwinn seat post. (Tools required)
447061
Don't guess what size you need. Worst case, you could destroy your frame by trying to insert a post that is 1 mm too large. Take out the old post (hopefully you have it.) Most seatpost shave the size stamped on them. If the numbers are hard to read, try shining a flashlight on from the side. If your post is not marked for size, use a vernier caliper to measure the size of the post, not the interior of the frame seat tube. This is an inexpensive tool that is helpful for many bicycle applications. I have one in my bike tool box.
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The super cruiser saddle does NOT come with a post clamp. Remove the clamp from your old seat and install it on to the cruiser. It will then mount onto the post. It is quite simple to do!
307143
I was in a similar dilemma when I purchased my bike, but I am figuring things out. All you need are clamps and screws. They can all be found on Amazon.
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Sorry, I can't give you a definitive answer. I bought this and haven't used it yet. However, it appears to be a match for the seat clamp (which is rusted out and will be replaced by the bought one) on my Sun Cruz beach bike. Based on the construction it should cinch down.
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Sorry to hear about your theft - seems like nothing is sacred anymore. The clamp for post tightens up to hold it on to frame & also adjusts onto seat. My post is approximately 1" wide. A bike shop can help you. Good luck. Carol
2218651
I assume you have a bicycle. Take a peak under the seat. You'll see a clamp with a bolt. Loosen the bolt to remove the seat from the protruding post. The seat you purchase will have the same feature. Also...the post protruding up from the bicycle frame is adjustable up or down. You'll see a similar bolt , when loosen, will permit you to adjust the post. Just be sure you tighten it before riding the bicycle.
588157
The clamp and the seat I purchased was not compatible with the stationary bike that I bought it for, so I really can not answer this question. Sorry!!
1137356
The clamp is made of plastic and yes it can attach to a frame tube, or seat post.
1952648
There's a quick release lever that attaches the seat post to the bike. Throwing the lever will allow you to adjust the seat height or remove it.
1873886
It is an adjustable clamp. I don't have time to measure the seat post at present but I believe I answered someone else that the clamp/seat are presently being used on a post that tapers to 7/8".