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aero sattelstütze 27 2 Seatpost Dual Position, 27.2 x 350 mmWith the patented dual position seat post, you can spontaneously switch between road bike and aero position while riding, allowing you to choose the best seating position for each section of your ride. The forward facing position of the seat post enables you to achieve the correct aero bike fit on a standard road bike, allowing you to ride faster and more comfortably. The patented dual position quick adjust aero seat post allows you to achieve a true
With the patented dual-position seat post, you can spontaneously switch between road bike and aero position while riding, allowing you to choose the best seating position for each section of your ride. The forward-facing position of the seat post enables you to achieve the correct aero bike fit on a standard road bike, allowing you to ride faster and more comfortably.
The patented dual-position quick adjust aero seat post allows you to achieve a true aero position on a standard road bike without giving up your normal road position. Together with the quick-release aerobars, it offers the benefits of a triathlon or time trial bike without the need for an additional bike or price tag. The key to powerful and comfortable riding is the correct saddle position. Since you can spontaneously switch between road and aero position while riding, you can always choose the best riding position for each part of your ride.
Features:
- Transform your current bike – switch from road to aero position on your current bike.
- Ride relaxed – no more wasting time and energy switching from road bike to aero bike.
- The linkage design allows you to seamlessly switch between road and aero riding positions.
- Choose the best seat post position for every climb, flat, or descent
- Maintain proper leg extension in both road and aero riding positions
- The saddle moves 50 mm forward, which corresponds to an effective seat tube angle change of approximately 4 degrees
- Aero road riding position, optimized for proper handling on a road bike
- Simple, durable two-bolt saddle clamp allows for stepless adjustment of saddle tilt and reliable clamping
- 16 mm setback (road position)
- Clamping: 27.2 mm
- Length: 350 mm
- Material: 7075 T6 & 6061 T6 AL
- Weight: 400 g
Manufacturer number: RS-20-01
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★★★★★ 4
Second Chance Romance
Format: Kindle
Minor spoilers in this one, but I feel like they aren’t really spoilers.. it’s a second chance romance soo, but wanted to give the opportunity for some to not read the review if minor spoilers are an issue!
Thank you to Erica Goodwin for the ARC! This is my first physical ARC and I’m so grateful for the opportunity to read Take Two before its release!
I love reading about women in entertainment, so I was really excited to read this. I will say that it is usually a hit or miss for me when reading a second chance romance. Most of the time, I feel like the couple broke up for a reason. I was very interested in what happened between Gemma and Caitlin when they broke up.
This leads me to Caitlin.I liked her in the beginning. But I’m not going to lie, the more I learned about her and how she treated Gemma (yes, they were in high school, but still), it made it really hard for me to like her. I understand being terrified of discovering feelings for a girl, especially at the age of 15/16ish. So while I hate what happened, it makes sense. But it’s a different story when you are in college and doing the same thing that you ALREADY DID TO YOUR GIRLFRIEND!!
I adored Gemma, so I believe that made my dislike of Caitlin more. I don’t think she is a bad person, but I just wish she would be more mindful of how her actions affect others. This is lack of mindfulness is shown with the Michelle situation as well.
Gemma is an angel. I loved that she was unapologetically an out lesbian in high school. It was refreshing to see that she didn’t care about what others thought and didn’t shy away from showing affection to her girlfriend.
I loved the friendships in this book as well. Maddie did make Caitlin a little more bearable by calling her out on her crap. That’s a real friend right there. Someone who doesn’t just placate their friends is friend everyone needs.
Hayley and Gemma’s friendship was adorable as well. I definitely resonated with Hayley and her protectiveness of Gemma. It’s hard to see your friend so heartbroken and I understand her wanting to make sure her best friend isn’t hurt like that again. I would love to read a romance that featured Hayley or Maddie. The besties deserve their own romance novel.
I did start to like Caitlin towards the end, but I did wish that we saw more of them together as adults, especially before what happened in the last couple of chapters. I felt like it was too soon to take that step without actually seeing if Caitlin’s actions would match her words this time. I need to see her evolve more.
As I stated earlier, the writing is amazing, that’s not in question. I just had a hard time liking Caitlin. I’d give the book 3.75- 4 stars, I can’t decide, so I will round it up to 4 stars.
Take Two is a real, raw and messy second chance romance. I can’t wait to read more in the NYC series (I think I know who the next couple will be) and also read the author’s other standalone book!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Loved this book
Format: Kindle
This book is so full of love, passion and anguish. The MC are so well developed that you feel what they are going through every step of the way. You get so invested in wanting them to have a happy ending but it doesn't appear it will happen. I highly recommend this book.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
phenomenal
Format: Kindle
Absolutely loved it and can’t wait to read more about these people. I wish they would have just communicated but alas, life happens. Absolutely wonderful
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
beautiful sapphic second chance
Format: Kindle
I could not put this book down, I devoured it in one day! A heartfelt sapphic romance that pulled you in from the start. Gemma and Caitlin’s dual POVs and dual timelines was done effortlessly. Seeing the struggles of a high school romance was so relatable. Then flash forward to the present when they were forced into each other’s lives after nine years because they were cast in the same movie! The cross between past, present, and the movie being filmed was full of angst, longing, regret, and hit me on every emotional level.
I could not recommend this book more!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Missed the Mark *Spoilers*
Format: Kindle
I was surprised by the author’s bio because at times it felt like this book was written by an adolescent imagining what filming a movie would be like. I really enjoyed certain parts of the book, especially the flashbacks to HS, the flirtatious note-writing and the botched Spanish terms of endearment. But the main feeling I had reading it was whiplash, in terms of all the back-and-forth between the MCs. Even at almost 30 years old, they both felt emotionally immature.
**Spoilers Ahead**
It was odd to me that when they finally confronted their past, it was in terms of the summer after their sophomore year of HS, rather than the big breakup when they were in college. Skipping ahead, the Paris ending felt very abrupt and out of character.
I also felt that certain side characters (Troy, Darbie, Emily, etc.) were very two-dimensional and discarded easily where it would’ve been interesting to see their reactions to the MCs’ relationship.
I can see where the author laid the groundwork for a good series, it definitely has potential. This book just missed the mark for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026