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Since I knocked the bike over replacing the chain and sprockets, I needed to pull the seat off to check the battery. In the process, I sheared off the head of one of the seat bolts. Hardly any torque on the wrench and it just snapped clean! How annoying. I can take the seat strap off, which I meant to do anyway, and use one of those bolts instead of the sheared one. But there has to be a better way to hold the seat on.
I vaguely remember people on the old forum talking about alternatives to the seat bolts, ones that wouldn't require wrenches. I'd be interested to know what types of replacements are holding up well over time and lots of riding, if anyone would care to share.
Has anyone tried putting just headless screws in there as "posts" and used a strap over the cyclerack frame to hold the seat in place?
Akari
I vaguely remember people on the old forum talking about alternatives to the seat bolts, ones that wouldn't require wrenches. I'd be interested to know what types of replacements are holding up well over time and lots of riding, if anyone would care to share.
Has anyone tried putting just headless screws in there as "posts" and used a strap over the cyclerack frame to hold the seat in place?
Akari