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Looks like an old Onza seat post
Onza seatpost. This one looks like a prototype.
Yeah, definitely an Onza post. The whole thing tightened by turning the head. Pretty silly design…
Yes indeed, an Onza seat post.
Onza Stout Lite
Onza stout lite…
Looks like it may be the original NADS post that predates the Onza version. my boss invented this thing. It is missing the set screw that virtually didn’t do anything but appease customer concerns.
Onza’s best ever product was the porcupine sticker. Of all my Onza purchases, that sticker never let me down.
I still have some onza pedals and all the different colored elastomers that went with them; I still have the scars on my elbows and knees from constantly getting stuck in those crap pedals too.
Easy……OnZa Turning Head seatpost
Answer from Jason at Fair Wheel Bikes: “Nads twist post. (design was sold to Onza and they produced a similar but different one.)”