DRS Layback 22.2mm Seat Post

Marsoni

M251S

$24.99

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DRS Layback 22.2mm Seat PostDRS Retro Seatposts are available in 22. 2mm size to fit most pre 1990 retro bikes. These are a direct copy of the layback design from that era. At 450mm long and made from 4130 Chromolly, they are long and strong. Matching Seat Post Clmaps and Handlebars are available on the same colourways

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Margaret Johnson

Battle Creek, US

★★★★★ 5

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Color: Grey, Size: 34" - 3 Panel

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