Replacement post (lowest height). The seat rails are much lower, probably dropped the seat height by 1 1/2".

Replacement post (lowest height). The seat rails are much lower, probably dropped the seat height by 1 1/2".

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  • Date added Jan 30, 2013
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Original post (lowest height). The seat rails are clamped into the top of the post.

Original post (lowest height). The seat rails are clamped into the top of the post.

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  • Date added Jan 30, 2013
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Replacement post. This is a second post of the same type held beside the installed one.

Replacement post. This is a second post of the same type held beside the installed one.

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  • Date added Jan 30, 2013
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Old post next to seat with replacement (already installed). The old post held the saddle much higher above the frame.

Old post next to seat with replacement (already installed). The old post held the saddle much higher above the frame.

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  • Date added Jan 30, 2013
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Replacement and Original seat posts, left and right respectively.

Replacement and Original seat posts, left and right respectively.

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  • Date added Jan 30, 2013
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Build #2 - Everest Quest with 66/80cc motor, 48-tooth sprocket - Front Left Side

Build #2 - Everest Quest with 66/80cc motor, 48-tooth sprocket - Front Left Side

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  • Date added Aug 24, 2011
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Build #2 - Everest Quest with 66/80cc motor, 48-tooth sprocket - Handlebars Keeping it simple for now, air horn and headlight to be acquired still.

Build #2 - Everest Quest with 66/80cc motor, 48-tooth sprocket - Handlebars Keeping it simple for now, air horn and headlight to be acquired still.

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  • Date added Aug 24, 2011
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Build #2 - Everest Quest with 66/80cc motor, 48-tooth sprocket - Right Side

Build #2 - Everest Quest with 66/80cc motor, 48-tooth sprocket - Right Side

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  • Date added Aug 24, 2011
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Build #2 - Everest Quest with 66/80cc motor, 48-tooth sprocket - Left side

Build #2 - Everest Quest with 66/80cc motor, 48-tooth sprocket - Left side

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  • Date added Aug 24, 2011
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Build #2 - Everest Quest

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This bike has a 66cc kit installed, with a 48T sprocket and stock carb, intended for pulling a trailer easily up hills.
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