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DESCRIPTION : 2, 31. Features: Weight: 0mm setback - 200 g (31. Ionic-0 places the seat clamp assembly in line with theseatpost forzero setback. The splined alloy DiffLockcoupling is a highly-accurate method of setting saddle angle needingonly lightweight clamping by side-mounted bolts. The splined alloy DiffLock coupling is ahighly-accurate method of setting saddle angle needing only lightweightclamping by side-mounted bolts.6 mm x 280 mm) Diameter: 27. Many athletes seeking outright speed favor this moreforward position on the bike. Ionic-0 Team has a carbon-fiber shaft bondedinto an alloy head and is finished in high-gloss black with the 3T Teamred stripe.6 mm Material: Carbon-fiber shaft, Alloy head Bolts: Stainless steel Saddle Clamp: Alloy DiffLock (TM) Setback: 0 mm Finish: UD Gloss Black Certification: CENIonic is a new seatpost design featuring the sophisticated and robust,3T-exclusive DiffLock seat clamp. This gives athletes the option of a more rearward positionon today's shorter framesets.6 mm x 280 mm) . Ionic-25 Team has a carbon-fiber shaft bonded into analloy head and is finished in high-gloss black with the 3T Team redstripe. Note: Standard DiffLock seat clamp fits only saddles with 7-mm round-section rails. It is especially useful for fineadjustment of saddle setback, which can be done without impactingsaddle angle. It is especiallyuseful for fine adjustment of saddle setback, which can be done withoutimpacting saddle angle. 25mm setback -205g (31. Saddles with oval rails require oval-rail clampcaps. Some frame designers are also specifyinga slacker seat tube so riders can set their bike up with an inlinepost, which is lighter than a setback post. Ionic-25 places the seat clamp assembly 25 mm behind theseatpost'scenterline best bike
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