Need vendor of layback seatposts

[wayne z]

Hi all, I lost the link I had for factory made chromed layback seatposts that have a reinfircing bracket attached. Can someome refer me to a site?

Thanks, Wayne Z

 

[chainmaker]

There are a couple guys on this site that make lay-back posts that are strong enough without a bracket, and much better than anything you will get from China !!
Venice Motorbikes comes to mind.

 

[wayne z]

Yea, I can also make my own, here's my latest, made from part of a Honda centerstand.

But I want to make more bikes for other people and I am lookng for chromed, lighter weight, easily obtainable and inexpensive.

 

[azbill]

Layback Seat Post w/Support 1" - Cycles U.S. LLC/Choppers U.S.

I have had good luck dealing with these guys

 

[MotorBicycleRacing]

Layback Seat Post w/Support 1" - Cycles U.S. LLC/Choppers U.S.

I have had good luck dealing with these guys

That layback Seat Post w/Support is junk
I have bent 2 of them now and I only weigh 175lbs

 

[freewheeling frank]

i bought one from spookytooth dont have that many hours on it bought seems ok does not have a bracket

 

[darkhawk22]

I got mine from Sportscarpat and it rocks!

 

[4950cycle]

Got mine from Toplowrider.com I'm 235 lbs. and been riding with it for 3 months now. No problems.

 

[bairdco]

sadly, most of the seatposts today are made with thinner tubing than the good ol' bmx ones (which is odd, considering people are, uhhh, heavier these days.)

for new ones, just do a google search: layback seatpost - Google Search