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fixing a bike seat

Leilak · 2019-10-05 13:10:42

not strictly diy but any useful tips would be great, we have an exercise bike and we were trying to raise the saddle, it raises using a bar which we've lost. any idea what we could use instead, the bike stem has holes(looks like tin whistle)

05-10-2019 1:10pm

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Leilak

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not strictly diy but any useful tips would be great, we have an exercise bike and we were trying to raise the saddle, it raises using a bar which we've lost. any idea what we could use instead, the bike stem has holes(looks like tin whistle)

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#2 05-10-2019 1:29pm

colm_mcm

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I would guess that there’s a threaded bolt that goes through the saddle and then through the post?

Picture would be good

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#3 05-10-2019 4:44pm

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Google make & model of the bike & you might be able to source the exact part

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