Thomson Masterpiece Titanium Seatpost

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Brand	Thomson
Colour	Silver

Loronzo H. Thomson was an engineer who founded a tool and die company which he eventually sold to Boeing. Taking aerospace quality, design, principles and manufacturing, he turned his attention to bicycles and is now a leader in the cycling industry.

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The adjustability and strength of a Thomson seatpost, now in Titanium.

Proven saddle clamps are paired with Titanium hardware. It has a long 1.614 inch (41mm) seat rail grip length. This helps prevent seat rail bending from impact loads. Most other seatposts have grip lengths of at least 0.5 inches shorter than this grip length.

The Thomson seatpost has a clamp, head and upper tube are strong enough to withstand 350 foot-lbs of torque. The tube will start to yield and bend at the seat tube clamp at about 250 foot-lbs of torque. Under severe impact the Thomson seatpost will bend slightly and allow the rider to come to a safe stop or finish the ride.

The Thomson seatpost has all parts captive and can easily be attached to a seat without dis-assembly.

Infinite tilt adjustment minus 5° and plus 29°.

Very low profile clamps means no seat interference as the swivel nuts are down between the seat rails.

The designs and materials have passed extensive life and ultimate strength tests. Our ongoing testing program ensures that every production lot of seatposts meets Thomson standards.

Impact absorbing clamps in the seatpost will spread and flex on impact to protect seat, rails, and rider. The seats survive heavy impact loads without bending the rails.