It has an offset. That is something I really like. I race with a lay back seat post . I thought I woulod never find a post that was quickly adjustable and has a lay back off set. When racing some of the DH here is Ca it helps to be able to pop your seat up a little in places. It is a big plus in Super D racing.

It also come is a 31.6 so it can work on the larger seat tubes. The GD does not . They told me to buy shims.
I told them that sound like a band aid fix to a simple problem and I’m not into it. I sold the GD.
To put shims in the seat tube of a $2800.00 frame just seems silly. So I went back to my Thomson layback.

A feature that this post has over the speed ball is it is a more positive locking set post meaning it will not pull up and out when you go off a jump and squeeze with your legs like the speed ball.
Me being a Moto X racer I use my legs a lot to hold on to the seat.
When the seat pops up 4 inches that would alow the bike to drop . That is no good for me. I tried it . I hated it.
I sold it . It did come in a 31.6

I cant wait to try the new Rase seat post. It sound like it has everything I am looking for.

My husband and I stopped by the RASE booth and chatted with the RASE developer for a while. He was real cool and took time to explain how this product works.

I tested RASE out and all I could think about was FINALLY I don’t have to get off and adjust my seat before a fly down Slickrock!