OXO SP-84 Seatpost 400 mm – Black
The OXO SP-84 Seatpost is designed to provide a stable, strong, and easily adjustable saddle mount. With a length of 400 mm and a variety of diameter options, this seatpost is suitable for various types of bicycles as long as the diameter matches the frame.
Made of alloy with a black anodized finish, the SP-84 has a simple and neat appearance. The 2-bolt clamp system helps adjust the saddle angle more precisely and securely than a conventional single-bolt system.
This seatpost is also equipped with a minimum insertion limit mark as a guide to the safe installation limit on the bicycle frame.
Key Features
- Seatpost length: 400 mm
- Alloy material with a black anodized finish
- 2-bolt clamp system for more precise saddle angle adjustment
- Available in several diameter options
- Equipped with a minimum insertion limit mark
- Simple, neat design that pairs easily with various types of bicycles
Product Specifications
| Description |
Details |
| Brand |
OXO |
| Model |
SP-84 |
| Type |
Seatpost |
| Material |
Alloy |
| Length |
400 mm |
| Color |
Black |
| Finish |
Anodized |
| Clamp System |
2-Bolt |
| Minimum Insertion Limit Mark |
Yes |
| Diameter |
25.4 mm, 27.2 mm, 28.6 mm, 30.4 mm, 30.9 mm, 31.6 mm |
| Weight |
See the weight-by-diameter table |
Product Weight
All weights below are for the seatpost with a length of 400 mm.
| Diameter |
Weight |
| 25.4 mm |
±290 grams |
| 27.2 mm |
±301 grams |
| 28.6 mm |
±321 grams |
| 30.4 mm |
320 grams |
| 30.9 mm |
±344 grams |
| 31.6 mm |
±347 grams |
Note: The weight for the 30.4 mm variant is 320 grams.
Compatibility
Can be used on various types of bicycles as long as the seatpost diameter matches the frame's seat tube size, such as:
- MTB
- Road bike
- Hybrid bike
- Folding bike
- City bike
Be sure to choose a seatpost diameter that matches your bicycle frame specifications. Do not force an incompatible size, as this may damage the frame or seatpost.
Installation Notes
Insert the seatpost at least as far as the minimum insertion limit mark. Use the appropriate tightening torque on the frame's seat clamp to avoid damaging either the frame or the seatpost.