KINEKT Bike Suspension Seatpost, XR Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Seat Post for Road, Gravel & Electric Bikes, Bike Seat Shock Absorber, Rider Weight 80-320 Pounds, Adjust to Weight & Riding Style

This is the best on the market !

I replaced the Cane Creek ThudBuster seatpost on my aluminum-frame ebike with the Kinekt Bike Suspension Seatpost, XR and wow, what an improvement! The ThudBuster was properly set up with the correct elastomer, and yet I still felt sharp jolts when riding on broken pavement, rock-strewn dirt roads and trails. Enter the Kinekt Bike Suspension Seatpost, XR. With the proper springs installed for my weight and a preload setting of 2 the jolting bumps are now smoothed out and there is no bounce while pedaling. I am enamored with this thing and am considering installing one on my gravel bike as well. The Kinekt Bike Suspension Seatpost, XR is expensive but your butt and back will thank you many times over for making the purchase. Face it. You are worth it.

Used on stoker’s (tandem bike) saddle and she said it is a huge upgrade over the Thudbuster previously used.

This purchase was one of the 2nd best investment I’ve purchased for my eBike and my eBike being the top investment.The design, weight, feel and performance all top notch and great quality.Adjusting the tension to your weight and riding road preference is a breeze.At 63 and 235lbs this helps prolonging riding the eBike due to comfort and not getting bounced around.The reason for my 4 stars and not a 5 is price.My opinion on why this is expensive is for the innovation.The price of materials, fabrication, shipping and advertising is a cost but should not be over 200 bucks.I purchased it because I am able to.For most they will buy a lesser brand due to cost.

Awesome. Saves your 🫏 from a real pounding.

Great shock absorber for ebike

I did a lot of research before I actually bought this and it is by far one of the best ones out there. It’s kind of pricey but it works. I weigh 235 pounds and it handles me pretty well. It’s still bottoms out here and there. But they were great for most of the bumps that I hit definitely makes it more comfortable to ride. And I ride about 3 miles every time I get on the bike and I get on the bike at least two times a day.

If you bought a nice bike don't cheap out on the seat post. The Kinekt (XR in my case) is absolutely worth the money. It completely changes the comfort of your ride and makes your bike ride like a soft tail. I had always assumed the seat made the most impact on the comfort of your ride but I see now how wrong I was. Even on relatively smooth and paved trails I still notice a difference throughout the ride and especially when I get off the bike. With just the stock seat and Kinekt on my Aventon Aventure.2 I have never had a more comfortable ride. Aesthetically it's also a nice look compared to some of the other options but that's really secondary to it's function.Cost wise this is one of the most expensive options on the market however you also need to consider it comes with all the springs you need to adjust it to your weight especially if you are a heavier rider like me. The instructions have very clear directions with color coding on the springs to setup exactly what you need. With the other options I would have had to order extra parts and spent time working out how much preload to dial it in for my weight.The Kinekt won't win any awards for best bang for your buck but that doesn't mean it isn't totally worth the money. It's the Cadillac option and it'll even make your bike ride like one!