NIB/NOS Weyless Seatpost: 1970's, Polished Alloy, 27.0mm RARE
NIB/NOS Weyless Seatpost: 1970's, Polished Alloy, 27.0mm RARE is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Item Condition
Item Condition
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Description
Description
This seatpost was designed by Bill Shook of American Classic fame in the late 1970's. It bares a striking resemblance to the 1990's American Classic post, and was way ahead of it's time. The shaft and clamp head are highly polished aluminum, with black alloy clamp pieces. It was one of the first seatposts with this type of a two bolt clamp, which became popular a decade later among hordes of CNC seatposts in the 90's and beyond. It's USA made, and quite rare. Tired of your Super Record, Superbe Pro, or Dura Ace post? Gain some uniqueness points with this pin!
Condition
New in box, never installed. Practically perfect, just a few tiny surface marks. Includes original instruction sheet.
Details
- 27mm
- Length: 220mm
- Polished alloy
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