Could is be the mounting clamps that should be greased ?
Tony, Hello! If you are positive that the squeak is from the seat or seat post here are a few things you can do. First, remove the seat post from the seat tube (it will be a hex bolt or quick release lever). Clean the seatpost with something like Simple Green or soap and water, and then lube it lightly with vaseline or bike grease before replacing it and tightening it up. Then, make sure that it is tight enough. Next, check any/all bolts on the saddle, particularly the main bolt holding the saddle to the post. Also the adjuster bolt for the saddle tilt should be tight. Wiggle the saddle in several directions to see if it creaks after all is tight… If you still have the noise, then it ,ay be somewhere else possibly the handlebars or pedals, or rear shock mounting area to frame, etc… good luck stan Hi I’d like to get your opinion on saddle leveling relating to suspension forks (mountain bikes). Common wisdom is the saddle should be dead parallel to the ground but no one seems to take
