Tired of your seat slipping out of adjustment?

Put one of these buckle stops on right after the adjuster buckle, and once you set the fit, it stays put.

The Revo that James/Stormscrambler sold me for Sara had extra buckles on it and I found it a LOT more comfortable to not have to mess with the position several times a day. 

Jonesz, where did you get em?

I'm not understanding this. Sorry.
Could you provide a pic of the entire seat and where this buckle is relative to it?
Sometimes I dumber than a fern.

Tag end some waist packs come like that

Jimmy, you can get them at REI. Mike, this is a "buckle" that is use to make a non slip loop in webbing. Basiclly, you put it on the tag end of the adjustment strap of your seat. It provides an extra stop that the original buckle runs into when it starts to slip. I found myself always pulling on the tag ends several times a day to readjust the angle of the seat because the constant pressure of leaning back into the seat while peddling slowly caused it to slip. Everyone I've talked to has experienced the same thing. This "backup buckle" provides a stop to run into. It may take a couple tries to get it where you want, but once you set it, it's like you riveted it.

Thanks for the tip Jonesz!

Thanks for the nice tip Jonesz 

Thanks for that good info. 

Another great tip from someone that has been there and done it.  Thanks Jonesz!

This is good information. but I like to adjust my seat often enough, my back doesn't get tired sitting in one position. How easy is it to readjust your seat after this stop is on?

Got it. It works the same as a knot but easier to fine tune. Thanks for the clarification Jonesz.

Thanks for a good tip. I'll try to find this over here.

Seaweed. That's the beauty of it. You can also adjust it easily if you want. Just loosen and slide it to where you want.

Great idea, I learn so much stuff here!