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  1. My bike shop says never to clamp the frame, always the seat post. Aero seat post needs a special clamp

  2. BicycleIndividual on

    I frequently clamp my steel frame bike like this (but I don’t usually lean it this far forward), but usually the clamp is used on the seat post for carbon frames.

  3. do NOT clamp a stand on carbon frame!!! i have seen a way too many snap from the pressure being applied either by the clamp or the torque of working on another part of the bike. not a good idea!!! also use a few layers of paper towel or foam between the actual clamp and the seat post to prevent cracking as well!

  4. Clamp on something replaceable, like the seatpost, or hang it off the seat. Also important, put it in the stand so you can get at the drive line.

  5. MaxHeadroom69420 on

    If you plan on working on the bike then put the drive side OUT. And personally i would never clamp my bike by the top tube, seat post only.

  6. Your bike your choice but when the clamp damages the carbon frame Pinarello will point you to the part on their guarantee that says only ever clamp using the seatpost and refuse your claim.

  7. stefanlikesfood on

    Do what my dad did. Make a baby (me for example) and make them hold the bike and spin the wheels

  8. Worldly_Possible2925 on

    Fuck no ! There are a million videos on YouTube telling you why you shouldn’t do this. If you can’t clamp your seat post, buy a Silca Horbell. I purchased one for my Bianchi Infinito, never looked back. Google it. YMMV.

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