Bike Seat Mount For Mounting to post and Saddle Rails

Dial in your saddle angle in minutes

The Bike Seat Mount adaptor links your seat post to your saddle rails, so you can set a better riding position. Because the bracket swivels, you can fine tune tilt for comfort and control. It suits quick replacements, rebuilds, and tidy repairs.

Key Features

• Swivels to help you set the saddle tilt you want
• Clamps onto seat posts that measure 20 to 23 mm in diameter
• Fits saddle rail spacing of about 36 to 52 mm
• Painted steel body for a simple, durable setup
• Even clamping helps reduce unwanted saddle movement
• Compact design suits many bikes and spare parts kits

Specifications

• Post fitment diameter: 20 to 23 mm
• Approximate rail width fitment: 36 to 52 mm apart
• Materials: Painted steel
• Weight: 142 grams
• Brand: Adsports
• Part number: AS-SRM

Benefits

1. Adjust your saddle angle for a more natural pedalling position
2. Reduce pressure hot spots by setting a level, steady platform
3. Keep a bike running when the original mount hardware is missing
4. Make small fit changes without swapping the whole seat post
5. Ride with more confidence because your saddle stays aligned

Common Questions

• Q: Will it fit my seat post?
  A: It fits posts between 20 and 23 mm in diameter, so measure your post before buying.
• Q: What rail spacing does it suit?
  A: It suits saddle rails spaced about 36 to 52 mm apart, which covers many common saddles.
• Q: Can I change the saddle tilt easily?
  A: Yes, loosen the bolts, set the angle, then tighten evenly so the clamp sits square.
• Q: Is it ok for rough rides?
  A: It can suit trail use, however you should recheck bolt tightness after the first ride and then at regular intervals.
• Q: Any safety tips for fitting?
  A: Avoid bent rails and damaged posts, and tighten to a sensible torque so you do not crush parts.

Summary

If you need a straightforward adaptor for a 20 to 23 mm seat post, the Bike Seat Mount offers a practical way to connect to saddle rails and set your angle. It keeps the setup simple, while still giving you the adjustability you need for everyday riding.