Yes you can but, depending on your frame, you'd need a shim to get the post to fit your frame.
yes you do
there will be no rails on the bottom of the seat.
It's how the saddle attaches to the seat post. Regular saddles have two saddle rails that can be slid fore-aft in the clamp Pivotal saddles are kinda bolted directly to the top of the post instead. Makes for a stronger connection but with less adjustability.
I would suggest a bike with a small frame and a long seat post if you want a low seat for jumping, but a larger frame if you ride mountain and street more.
A mountain bike suspension seat post can provide a smoother and more comfortable ride by absorbing shocks and vibrations from rough terrain. This can reduce fatigue and improve overall control and stability while riding off-road.
To properly install a RockShox Reverb dropper post on your mountain bike, follow these steps: Remove the existing seat post from your bike. Grease the dropper post and seat tube to ensure smooth installation. Insert the dropper post into the seat tube and adjust the height to your preference. Tighten the seat clamp to secure the dropper post in place. Connect the remote lever to the dropper post cable and adjust the cable tension. Test the dropper post to ensure it functions properly before riding. Make sure to consult the manufacturer's instructions for specific details on installation.
The standard bike seat post size is typically 27.2 millimeters in diameter.
When choosing a mountain bike seat clamp, important factors to consider include the material of the clamp, the size compatibility with your seat post, the type of clamp mechanism (quick release or bolt-on), and the weight of the clamp. These factors can affect the durability, adjustability, and overall performance of your bike seat.
Your bike seat may keep going down due to a loose seat post clamp or a worn out seat post. Check and tighten the clamp, or consider replacing the seat post if necessary.
To accurately measure a bike seat post, use a measuring tape to determine the length from the bottom of the seat post to the top where it inserts into the bike frame. Make sure to measure in millimeters for precision.
The standard bike seat post size for most bicycles is 27.2 millimeters.
To attach a bike seat to a post, first make sure the post is the correct size for the seat. Then, use a wrench to loosen the bolt on the seat clamp. Slide the seat onto the post and adjust it to your desired height. Tighten the bolt securely to hold the seat in place.