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I recently purchased a WLA and am (hopefully) installing the correct seat hardware, but I am not sure what order the various parts are assembled and if I have the correct parts. Below is a photo of what I have. Does anyone have a photo of their seat off their bike that shows this hardware installed correctly?
Thank you for the response. Is this the correct placement of the spacers or should they be reversed. Or both spacers on one side of the T-bar? Or is it wrong all together?
Got the seat installed correctly but can't get the post pin and spring to install. Does anyone have a photo of that installed. I must be doing something wrong.
Scott, look at my picture, your pivot point (location for the pin to the pogo) is in the wrong location. Should be to the front of the bike, not to the rear. I think someone modified your seat T.
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