Seat and Seat Post Upgrade - GT Aggressor Pro

Changing the seat post on the GT doesn't make a big difference, but the seat is very noticable.
Tools and Equipment used:
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[@NonLegitNation2]

I really do hate those two bolt seat posts lol. It took me forever to get mine properly adjusted.

[@DIYNorth]

Yeah for this one its odd that they angled the bolt slightly towards the post so you can't get a socket in there. Maybe if I had sprung for Park brand tools it would work better.