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Description
The ENVE Melee Aero Seatpost features an all-new D-shaped aero Kamm tail design with ENVE's patented twin-bolt saddle rail clamp design.
Features:
- 275mm or 350mm length
- Minimum insertion of 75mm
- 0 or 20mm setback
- Compatible with 7x7, 7x9, or 7x10mm saddle rails
- Fits ENVE Melee frames
- 161/186/199g
- Carbon post, titanium hardware
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* Due to limited availability of this product, we are limiting the quantity per customer to 1 units to allow more of our customers to purchase this product. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Specifications
Seatpost Type: Rigid | |
275mm x 0mm offset | Setback: 0 degrees |
Mfg PartNum: 300-1033-011 | |
350mm x 0mm offset | Mfg PartNum: 300-1033-010 |
Setback: 0 degrees | |
350mm x 20mm offset | Setback: 20 mm |
Mfg PartNum: 300-1033-012 | |
Reviews
Purchased an Enve Melee after a high speed crash destroyed my S-Works Tarmac. Sz 52, 40cm bars, 100mm stem, built up with SRAM Red AXS with a Quarq power meter. Rolling on Carolina 50mm wheels, Industry 9 hubs and GP 5000 TL 28mm tires. I currently have approximately 400 miles on it both trainer and outside. If I compare it to my Tarmac the geometry is almost exactly the same, matter of fact, the only difference is a 4mm longer top tube and about 150gms heavier.
This thing is stiff...but in the right places. I think that is mostly a function of my going from QR skewers to thru axles. Fully built it's about 1.5lbs heavier than my Tarmac but I went from rim brake 11 speed to disc brake 12 speed and I think that is the main reason. It doesn't feel like it has the same snappiness as my Tarmac did when climbing but all out sprinting and cornering at speed I don't notice a difference.
My only complaint if I had one is that it is only available in one color. I typically build my own bikes because I don't want anyone to have the same bike I do and with only a single paint color that significantly increases the odds I will see another that is at least similar.
Long story short, I don't have any regrets and I am happy with my purchase, would definitely buy it again and recommend the Melee to the serious cyclist!!
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