Squeezy

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Description

Bikeyoke Squeezy

Squeezy isn't just another seat clamp.

We never just want to make something, that´s already there. We want to make something different, something better.
Featuring a classy and costly CNC-Finish and a wonderful Titanium bolt, Squeezy is not just light with 7.9g @ 34.9/35mm.
Unlike other seat clamps, Sqeezy has a collar-less design.
Collars are basically just a installation aid, to prevent the clamp from sliding down the seattube, but in fact they locally stiffen up the clamp and hinder it from distributing the clamping force evenly.
Squeezy acts like a thin metal band, that perfectly snuggles around the circumference of your seattube and smoothly secures your seatpost in place

Compact design and the Titanium Torx T-25 bolt placed as close to the seattube as possible allow even distribution of loads and dropper posts in particular can benefit greatly from smooth - not punctual load distribution.
3 "Slip-Stopps" prevent Squeezy sliding down the seattube during installation.

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technical drawing Squeezy
Squeezy is available in varíous diameters to fit the most common seat-tubes. Please note, that this dimension refers to the seat-tube outer diameter and NOT to the seatpost specification.

Features

extremely low weight: 7g (31.8mm), 9g (39mm)
material: Al-7075-T6, fine-feed CNC finish
collar-less design for more even clamping force distribution
Ti-6Al-4V titanium-clamping bolts mit Torx T-25 drive (please note, that Squeezies from first batch had T-20 bolts, but we figured, that was not a very smart choice)
"Slip-Stopp" installation aids

Installation guide

1. Make sure your seat tube has the correct diameter

34.9mm ~ 35.0mm for Squeezy 35
38.0mm ~ 38.5mm for Squeezy 38

2. Make sure that Squeezy can fully slide onto the seattube
The Squeezy must slide the full 12mm height onto the seattube.
3. Maximum torque is 4.5Nm (not greased)
It is recommended to keep the torque just as high as required, yet as low as possible.
The post should not slowly creep into the seattube during riding, but at the same time the post should be able to rotate during a crash or side impacts to avoid overload.
If you torque too high, you may affect the function of your dropper post.

4. Check the seat clamp for proper installation before every ride.

Customer reviews (9)

3,0

Visitor, 11/02/2023

The bolt snapped at 4.7Nm not a sign of a quality product, which is bad as I love all the other bike yoke products I own (2x dropper, 1x lever) :(
Visitor, 04/16/2023

5 Nm was not enough to keep my Divine dropper in place even with friction compound. 6 Nm and the tiny bolt (made of butter) is broken. It should have M5 thread and steel bolt M5 thread and steel bolt
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Visitor, 03/04/2023

I was sceptical when I purchased, it didn't look that different to a standard clamp and wasn't cheap, but it works. Bolt tightened to recommended torque of 4.5nm which is significantly lower than the 6+ I was using on the old clamp, the seat post doesn't slip and the dropper post works better. All in all well worth the investment. torque of 4.5nm which is significantly lower than the 6+ I was using on the old clamp, the seat post doesn't slip and the dropper post works better. All in all well worth the investment.
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Visitor, 02/09/2023

Used at both recommended torque and over recommended torque settings, neither would keep my post from slipping down into the frame slowly. I put maybe 30 miles on this part, and now my titanium seatpost has very ugly marks from using this product. - - - Reply from BikeYoke: We're sorry that your Squeezy could not hold your seatpost properly. If frame and post and clamp are manfactured within reasonable and expectable tolerances it requires very little torque to clamp a post securely and 3Nm are often more than enough. Now, We can only speak for th Squeezy, which is machined extremely precisely. Seatposts are usually also manufactured fairly close to their nominal diameter. However, we have not only once seen frames bigger than 31.8 (for a 31.6 diameter) or 31.1 (for 30.9 diameter). This often results in excessive torques (over-torquing) required to clamp a seatpost properly. This is something we can not control. The Squeezy is a maximum lightweight seatclamp and while it clamps very nicely, it requires other components to be manufacturerd with a similar attention to quality to function properly. If seattubes are out of tolerance or seatopost are out of tolerance, clamps may not work as intended. Please get in touch with us to get your Squeezy refunded. 30 miles on this part, and now my titanium seatpost has very ugly marks from using this product. - - - Reply from BikeYoke: We're sorry that your Squeezy could not hold your seatpost properly. If frame and post and clamp are manfactured within reasonable and expectable tolerances it requires very little torque to clamp a post securely and 3Nm are often more than enough. Now, We can only speak for th Squeezy, which is machined extremely precisely. Seatposts are usually also manufactured fairly close to their nominal diameter. However, we have not only once seen frames bigger than 31.8 (for a 31.6 diameter) or 31.1 (for 30.9 diameter). This often results in excessive torques (over-torquing) required to clamp a seatpost properly. This is something we can not control. The Squeezy is a maximum lightweight seatclamp and while it clamps very nicely, it requires other components to be manufacturerd with a similar attention to quality to function properly. If seattubes are out of tolerance or seatopost are out of tolerance, clamps may not work as intended. Please get in touch with us to get your Squeezy refunded.
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Visitor, 02/02/2023

Recommended 4.5Nm + carbon grip paste = seatpost rotating with 2 fingers. 6Nm = broken bolt My stronger bolt with 6Nm + carbon grip paste = quite good. (So a bit pricey for such a shitty bolt) BikeYoke's reply: If you need ot use Carbon paste in your frame to hold a post securely, then this is not a good sign. We always recommend to grease our seatposts in any frame to avoid water ingestion and subsequent potential corrosion in any frame. nded. If you need more torque and carbon paste, this is most likely due to post being too think (more unlikely) or frame being reamed too wide (more likely). Our Squeezy is machined very precisely, and we have strict QC, so it's unlkely (yet not impossible that it's out of tolerance). Did you check the Squeezy and post and seattube for proper dimensions? Please get in touch with us directly, and we can get this sorted. good. (So a bit pricey for such a shitty bolt) BikeYoke's reply: If you need ot use Carbon paste in your frame to hold a post securely, then this is not a good sign. We always recommend to grease our seatposts in any frame to avoid water ingestion and subsequent potential corrosion in any frame. nded. If you need more torque and carbon paste, this is most likely due to post being too think (more unlikely) or frame being reamed too wide (more likely). Our Squeezy is machined very precisely, and we have strict QC, so it's unlkely (yet not impossible that it's out of tolerance). Did you check the Squeezy and post and seattube for proper dimensions? Please get in touch with us directly, and we can get this sorted.
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