I dont know about you guys, but Chis Kings newly released Seatpost Collar came as a surprise to me. I seriously thought that Chris King Precision Components already offered a seat collar. But, we all must have imagined it since this is their first. The new seat collar is a welcome addition that would sit pretty well between your Chis King Headset, Hubs, and Bottom Bracket.(Photo / Chris King)The new Seatpost Collar looks to take a design nod from the iconic Chris King headset cups. As youd expect, these new collars are precision-machined from aluminum. They are finished with the Chris King wood mark. And, if you look closely, there is a lil Chris King Buzz Bee etched right there on the barrel nut. (Photo / Chris King)(Photo / Ron Frazelle)The barrel nut allows for the collar to keep optimal thread alignment while tightening the collar down. It also allows for even clamping force. The Chris King Seatpost CollarI received my Chris King Seatpost Collar in Matte Turquoise in the 34.9 size. And Its as beautiful as youd expect any product from Chris King to be. It weighed in at a respectable 32 grams with stainless steel hardware. Not the lightest, but its also pleasantly robust in its construction. So, there is a give and take here.It has a pronounced lip that keeps it sitting pretty on the top of your seat tube, like most seat collars. Mine looks great on the Masi Incanto Ti, where I have a matching Chris King headset installed. (Photo / Ron Frazelle)My ThoughtsGo get one. I think the Chis King Seatpost Collar is not only something most of us thought already existed but, something you should probably own. Its a high-quality, reasonably priced, USA-made product that will last the life of your bicycle and likely longer. It doesnt get more simple and elegant.The Seatpost Clamp Retail & Detail Retail: $48 ($56 for the two-tone Black/Gold)Available in four sizes: 30.0, 31.8, 34.9 (tested), and 36.4Clamp Material: AluminumBolt: Stainless SteelBarrel Nut: Stainless SteelTorque Spec: 6Nm (max)Put some additional color pop on your bike and go get yours now by hitting the link below:ChrisKing.comThe post You Think it Already Exists, But it Doesnt: Introducing the First Chris King Seatpost Collar appeared first on Bikerumor.