The horizontal bars go above the saddle rails. The bottom of the saddle rails sit on the divots on the middle piece. You torque down the bolts from the bottom and it pulls the horizontal bars down onto the saddle rails. Never seen this specific design but the premise is the same as most 2 bolt seat posts.
fast-and-ugly on
If it’s not obvious by looking at it you might need a bike shop.
That particular model is no longer in the product listing above, but some others are similar.
You put the saddle rails on the wide piece, and the two round bars above the saddle rails. Then tighten the bolt on the rear.
I think it’s a pretty awful design because of how little surface area there is to support the saddle rails. I would only use a saddle with steel rails.
smackaroonial90 on
Daddy chill
sootjuggler on
It’s bad grammar for one thing boss.
The other is saddle clamp from hell.
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The horizontal bars go above the saddle rails. The bottom of the saddle rails sit on the divots on the middle piece. You torque down the bolts from the bottom and it pulls the horizontal bars down onto the saddle rails. Never seen this specific design but the premise is the same as most 2 bolt seat posts.
If it’s not obvious by looking at it you might need a bike shop.
Seems to be from this Italian manufacturer: [https://www.thecnoitaly.it/store/page/1?productlist-search=&productlist-sort=title-asc&productlist-categories=reggisella&productlist-tags=](https://www.thecnoitaly.it/store/page/1?productlist-search=&productlist-sort=title-asc&productlist-categories=reggisella&productlist-tags=)
That particular model is no longer in the product listing above, but some others are similar.
You put the saddle rails on the wide piece, and the two round bars above the saddle rails. Then tighten the bolt on the rear.
I think it’s a pretty awful design because of how little surface area there is to support the saddle rails. I would only use a saddle with steel rails.
Daddy chill
It’s bad grammar for one thing boss.
The other is saddle clamp from hell.