Shimano XTR SP-M910 Seat Post

• Overview...
• Intended for mountain biking, but some have used for BMX racing
• Released in 1995 and advertised by Shimano until at least 1997
• Popular throughout the mid- to late-1990's
• Shimano's top-of-the-line seat post
• Features...
• High strength structure
• Lightweight design
• Single-butted shaft - increased strength with reduced weight
• Butted area fits in seat tube - to provide additional strength at longer extensions
• 60g lighter than the Shimano XTR SP-M900 seatpost
• Easy assembly
• Simple and elegant
• Details...
• Material: aluminum alloy, made by Easton
• Color: silver
• Finish: clear anodized (?)
• Logo: black
• Minimum insertion length:
• Specs...
• Diameter: 26.8mm, 27.0mm, 27.2mm,
• Length (shaft): 330mm
• Other...
• Used by Gary Ellis (Factory GT) in 1998 (link to Gary's last race bike)
• MSRP: $92.99 USD
• Made in Japan

Sources for this Reference Page

• Shimano, 1995 Catalog, p. 8 (XTR)
• Shimano, 1995 Catalog, p. 9 (XTR Tech)

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