KH 2008 Uni Product Launch

The pics of cranks also appear to show smaller sized cranks, which
nobody mentioned ...


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Maybe that was #11. They look like 110s.


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Thanks Kris


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110's? Where are you guys looking? In the pictures I can see of cranks
on the new website, there appear to be the usual lineup of 165/137,
150/125, 165, 150, 137, 125. In the picture of the full crank lineup:

khu_moment_cranks_all_md.jpg

The single crank standing on end is another 125 (you can tell by
comparing to the other pictures).


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As I said in the other thread...AWSOME

Dam this thread got big fast.

goldenchickenIV wrote:
6) Seat tubes on the KH29 and KH36 are dropped through the fork crown to
reduce inseam requirements and increase adjustability.

... and when used for muni, increase the amount of accumulated dirt in
the seat post.



danger_uni wrote:
I should have mentioned that the bottom of the post, dropped through the
crown, is capped. It looks better and there is no hole for mud to get
through.


lol, I was going to say...

Aaaw, put a cork in it. Literally
(or any other cover).


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