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Thomson seat posts
Thomson Elite seatposts on this page: 27.2mm x 330mm setback | 27.2mm x 250mm setback | Black 27.2mm x 250mm setback
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The Thomson company began as an aerospace component fabricator making precision parts using CNC equipment. In the mid-1990s the company began making bicycle components. The result was a line of innovative, beautifully made parts.
The tube and head of the Thomson seatpost are integral-machined from one piece of high-strength 7000 series aluminum. The head is not pressed or bonded in. This allows for superior strength and minimum weight.
Thomson Elite Setback 27.2mm x 330mm seat post. New, $120.00
Part# 44252
Side view
The saddle clamp
Side view of the saddle clamp
Here's the other side of the saddle clamp.
Top of the saddle clamp
A look inside the post. About the elliptical bore, Thomson says: "The natural ellipse bore inside tube creates an optimum strength-to-weight ratio".
It somes with its lovely designer carrying bag.
Specs and and patents
Thomson Elite Setback 27.2mm x 250mm seat post. lightly used, $85.00/each
The seat post.
The saddle clamp
The bottom of the post showing that it is indeed, lightly used.
A look inside the post. About the elliptical bore, Thomson says: "The natural ellipse bore inside tube creates an optimum strength-to-weight ratio".
Info about the post lasered on to the post
Thomson Elite Black Setback 27.2mm x 250mm seat post. New, $120.00/each
Part# 44252-B
Side view
Here's the other side
Front view
From the back
The saddle clamp
Top of the saddle clamp
A look inside the post. About the elliptical bore, Thomson says: "The natural ellipse bore inside tube creates an optimum strength-to-weight ratio".
The post with its sack.
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