FSA K-Force Di2 Carbon Seatpost
- In stock On the shelf in our own warehouse. Order before 2pm and it is despatched the same working day; bikes we build are built, safety-checked and despatched in 2-3 working days.
- In stock with our supplier Not on our shelves, but our supplier has it or it is already on its way to us. We bring it in as soon as you order, and the despatch estimate shown allows for that.
- Out of stock Neither we nor our supplier has it right now. Where a date is shown, more is on order and you can order now to secure one from that delivery.
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About FSA
Details
The K-Force Light seat post’s one-piece carbon fiber shaft and head are topped off with a forged alloy Minimal Top Clamp, giving a full range of adjustment and secure saddle mounting at a very low weight. There’s also the option of mounting a Shimano Di2 battery in the bottom of the post.
Technology
Weight
Thanks to our renowned knowledge in carbon processing, this high-modulus carbon bar it’s extra light: only 204 grams (Ø27.2x350mm).
Minimal Top Clamp
FSA’s Minimal Top Clamp (MTC) seatpost head adjusts easily and securely and reduces the amount of material for weight savings of up to 30 grams over other FSA seatpost models.
One Piece Construction
The one-piece continuous carbon fibre construction provides stiffness and more elegance.
Features
- Forged alloy Minimal Top Clamp (MTC)
- 0 or 25mm setback options available
- One piece continuous carbon fibre construction
- M5 Cr-Mo steel and stainless steel hardware design
- Fits 7mm standard rails
- UD carbon finish
- 210g (27.2×350mm)
Specification
- Seatback Interval: 0mm, 25mm
- Colour Graphics Options: Red, Grey

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