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Topic Title: Need a Cannondale bike part
Topic Summary: Seat post P/N KP 102
Created On: 08/19/2025 12:07 PM
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 08/19/2025 12:07 PM
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garcia

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I have a 2012 Cannondale (carbon frame) Synapse that I keep at my daughter's in MD for when I visit. Long story short, I was in a freak accident in a group ride and broke the seat post. Nobody stocks the part anymore, but, except for that, the bike is immaculate, so I hate to scrap it. In desperation, I am trying a new tack. I'm looking to buy a 2009-2012 Cannondale that may be trashed component-wise or have a crack in the frame, but has a good seat post. If you or anyone you know has one, please let me know.
 08/20/2025 05:41 AM
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Central Floridave

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Bummer. Is it a dropper post? I love dropper post. Best invention on bikes since sliced bread.
 08/20/2025 10:40 AM
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garcia

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No, it's a road bike.
 08/24/2025 07:55 AM
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tom

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Carbon fiber? Just a suggestion but take to one of our local resin wizards for repair?

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 08/24/2025 08:13 AM
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tom

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Also, from Cannondale: This is no longer available, but can be replaced with Synapse Seatpost KP215 and Topper KP214 Genuine Cannondale Synapse Carbon Seatpost, White, KP102

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 08/24/2025 02:11 PM
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garcia

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tom, thanks, but those parts are no longer available either. My best hope is to find someone with one in their garage that they no longer ride and want to sell cheap. I have pretty much exhausted all websites that might have one. I hesitate to have one make one out of resin as it gets a lot of load side to side. I am thinking about having a metal shop craft one out of aluminum, but that is a long shot. I would much rather find the original part or the substitute parts. I have talked to Cannondale several times and they've offered some ideas, but, alas, no luck with them.
 08/25/2025 04:04 AM
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tom

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Dang, those must have been popular (read poorly made). I like your aluminum idea. One of the guys on here owns a machine shop with CNC. He helped me with a couple projects beyond garage shop ability. Can't remember who but will try or maybe he'll see this and post.

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 08/25/2025 04:25 AM
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garcia

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Nope, they actually were very well made bikes. It was just a freak accident.
 08/25/2025 08:24 AM
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tom

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I meant the seat posts. Seems like a lot got sold? Cannondales are great bikes.

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 08/25/2025 01:10 PM
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garcia

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Nobody breaks a seat post (except me, I guess). I am guessing there was not a lot of inventory and it is a 13 yr old bike.
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