Ritchey Flexlogic vs Superlogic Seatpost

[Special K]

Does anyone have any experience with the Ritchey Flexlogic post? Is there a discernible ride quality (i.e. comfort) difference over the Superlogic? I don't always believe the manufacturer's write ups and would prefer some forum feedback.

The weight savings of the Superlogic isn't a big deal for me and I will be running a 27.2 diameter post.

If this topic has been address, I apologize for rehashing.

Thanks!

[Charles M]

Different heads, one bolt versus two and slicker adjustment for the super logic as well as weight savings. Their new flex logic vector saddle and single rail evo seat are pretty nice twists on the monorail type system and that's only for "link" posts because the head needs two bolt topper.

I don't think there's a lot of extra flex to be had between the two. The superlogic is a slicker unit, solid but really light (also a matte finish) I just received the wcs flex logic vector evo saddle and rail top. Knocked the finish back to matte to match the superlogic bar and stem...

[rice rocket]

Have you looked at Syntace's P6 Hiflex post? Everything Syntace I've ever used/looked at has been on point, the Germans know how to make good stuff.

http://www.bikeradar.com/us/gear/category/components/seat-post-seat-pin/product/review-syntace-p6-hiflex-seatpost-12-46314/

http://cykelmagasinet.dk/upload/892bf0ca-8659-40ee-95e1-364fe7b895f2.JPG

http://brimages.bikeboardmedia.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Syntace-P6-Carbon-Hiflex-inside-1.jpg