[YesNdeed]

Makes mine sound simple. This is on a 2010 Bianchi Pico Crono. I always felt the design of this mast topper was ridiculous, with superfluous amounts of metal. Adjusting for and aft is not intuitive and took me what felt like an hour to do some simple adjustments. What you can't see in the picture is how the base of it rests on the top of the mast. The topper has a curvy contour, and it's nearly impossible to make it flush with top edge of the mast after cutting it to length, even with a hand file. That aspect isn't super critical after tightening the topper, but to fully utilize the min/max height limits of the topper, it should make contact with the top edge. This is also why I don't ever need a frame with an integrated seat mast again. Sorry for the large, sideways picture.

Good luck getting it worked out!