HELLO WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME HOW THE SEAT ATTACHES? There are so many new seat attachment systems. I need a seat w a reg old screw in bolt.
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This seat hinge is just like the old fashion ones.. Just remember to polyurethane the hinge metal peals & it looks old in no time at all.. enjoy!!
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I have one of these. It attaches with 2 bolts that slide right into place and is held in place by 2 nuts that you screw in tightly by hand . It stays in place very well and looks great. I think this is what you mean by "screw in bolt." I am pleased with mine. Good luck!
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Our seat broke in two as well. Now I'm trying to find a replacement seat. Belen Samper, did you ever find a replacement seat? If so, where and how much did it cost you? Thanks for any help.
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It attaches directly to the rails on the seat. If your seat has the traditional steel clamp on it then you must remove that first. There are 2 bolts that hold the seat in place, one is a plastic knob that you tighten by hand and the other is an allen head bolt for tightening the seat into position. Don't completely take these off as they are a pain to put back on. Loosen them up enough to slide the rails of the seat into the clamp from the back end (open part) of the seat. Once the seat is on, snug up the bolts and use the plastic knob to adjust the seat to the desired angle. Then tighten the allen bolt to the recomended torque and away you go. It attaches directly to the rails on the seat. If your seat has the traditional steel clamp on it then you must remove that first. There are 2 bolts that hold the seat in place, one is a plastic knob that you tighten by hand and the other is an allen head bolt for tightening the seat into position. Don't completely take these off as they are a pain to put back on. Loosen them up enough to slide the rails of the seat into the clamp from the back end (open part) of the seat. Once the seat is on, snug up the bolts and use the plastic knob to adjust the seat to the desired angle. Then tighten... » Read More It attaches directly to the rails on the seat. If your seat has the traditional steel clamp on it then you must remove that first. There are 2 bolts that hold the seat in place, one is a plastic knob that you tighten by hand and the other is an allen head bolt for tightening the seat into position. Don't completely take these off as they are a pain to put back on. Loosen them up enough to slide the rails of the seat into the clamp from the back end (open part) of the seat. Once the seat is on, snug up the bolts and use the plastic knob to adjust the seat to the desired angle. Then tighten the allen bolt to the recomended torque and away you go. « Show Less
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I had this problem and discussed it below. Hated it and wanted to return the seat! But it turns out that the nuts were upside down. It doesn't seem as though this will make any difference, but the smaller side of the nut centers the bolt and makes the latch connection work.
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Seat adjustment is not so good. There's a hand screw underneath the seat that has to be unscrewed nearly entirety in order to adjust the seat. Then it needs to be tightened when you find the spot you like. While not necessarily difficult, it is rather time consuming.
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I want to buy this ProEvo seat now as well... I'm going to get one for my bday.. im willing to put down the money but amazon still has it out of stock. Got the shifter mount tough! lol.. just no seat :(
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if you meant that you were having trouble attaching the seat to the arms (already attached to the chair back) then i would suggest try putting the seat on first. if you meant that you were having trouble attaching the seat to the base via the screws.....well. make sure you are using the longer screws for this task. the directions have a mistake and usually make you attach the chair back to the arms with the wrong (longest) screws. use the longest screws and line it up. it might take some doing but you should be able to position it correctly. try screwing one screw a little first, and then going diagonally across to the other side and screwing another in partially. then connect the other two and tighten evenly to prevent it from damaging the screw slots. thats the best advice i have for you. if you cant manage that, maybe let someone else do it (ooh, like maybe someone you are angry at. that would be pretty good punishment. and they might even be able to do it lol).
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I had a look at the pictures of the seat, but I am not really sure. Do you have an email address where I can send my email address to? Then you maybe can send me a picture of the connection on your seat and it would be easier for me to see if it would fit. Thanks!
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Not sure........my seat came in one piece, can you send me some pics........
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Mine came with a single hex head bolt to clamp the seat. I was pleasantly surprised that the configuration (including the seat angle adjustment) was EXACTLY like that of my 1998 TREK 930 seatpost. My seat no longer shifts while riding. The XLC fit my new Cloud 9 seat perfectly as well. This along with the Cloud 9 seat was the best $50 I spent...not sore after a ride anymore. I weigh 230 lbs too.
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You should not have to...I took my old seat off and used the same hardware to put the new one on.Of course, you will want to take a picture of how the seat is attached to the post and a close up on how theparts go together to hold the seat in place. (I wish I had done a better job taking the parts off and remembering how they were on the seat!) Easier idea, bring it to your local bike shop, just the post and seat, they will haveit on within minutes!Enjoy the ride.....
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I just read Kyle's answer and was gratified he had answered it completely. I will say one thing, I was rather upset that I didn't get the seat, but somehow managed to get the seat off the old unit. I am still using the old seat. I thought the price of the seat was rather expensive. I was grateful that Amazon had it if I had broken the old one. Further, try to protect the unit if you are having construction done in your facility or home. Doesn't take much to break them.
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Right. It comes with 2 bolts that are long enough to attach your toilet seat on top. You need to make sure the toilet seat you use has the hole to put the bolt through.
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Easy...there are these plastic screws with nuts that you unwind to pull off the old seat and same to install the new one, no tools necessary, tighten it down by hand as snug as you can and you are done.
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There are two really long screws that attach just under the regular toilet seat that hold the toilet seat and the riser together on the toilet. I have tightened mine once in several months.
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As far as I know, it is exactly like you describe, take off the old - put on the new. That is what I did. I did find because the seat is so much taller, I had to adjust the post setting to allow for that.
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Just finished putting the bike together and am having the same problem. The seat is ridiculously loose, it rotates around and flexes up and down as I'm riding. It almost seems like it's intentionally built this way. Have either of you been able to fix this problem since you posted? Or are you just dealing with it? Thanks