I took apart my seat post on my 17 because I was bottoming out. There is not a lot down there and can not seem to get better springing even after trying many different spring combinations. It looks like the former owner replaced the seat post assembly. So my question is can anyone explain or send a photo or drawing of what I should have and have other people had this same problem? Thanks
1917 seat post
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