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Quick Release Seat Post Collar

A super-strong, functional, classy Quick-Release Seat Post Collar, machined from scratch here in Chico, California.

 

$126.00 – $160.00

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Technical Information

  • Diameters
    30.0, 31.8, 33.1, 35.0
  • Material
    6061 Aluminum, Stainless Steel
  • Colors
    Black, Silver, Black/Orange, Silver/Orange, Purple/Black, or Polished
  • Weight
    53g

Product Story

The first bike part Paul ever made was a quick-release seatbinder bolt, so it’s only fitting to have a QR seatpost collar in our lineup 30 years later.

Old school? New school? Cheap dropper? Super convenient? YES!

These are lovingly machined out of USA sourced aluminum and stainless steel. They are currently available in 30.0mm, 31.8mm, 33.1 and 35.0mm. Available in polished, purple, black, silver, and with orange accents.

 

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