Seat keeps dropping

Hey guys, now that I am going further, something like a mile or two, I
have this problem that after I come back, I notice my seat has dropped
a couple of cm. It's not really noticable when I ride because the drop
is gradual and slight. But it annoys me because after a few rides, it
becomes obvious and I can't put enough weight on the seat so I get
tired more easily.

Is there a solution to this problem? I always tighten the seat as far
as it can go. Currently it's a stock unicycle, no additions to it.

Thanks much


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Into the blue wrote:
Sounds like you either need to tighten your existing seatclamp more or
get a better one.
What kind do you have at the moment, a quick release type or an allen
bolt type?



Allen bolt. The seat clamps are replacable? I was thinking, is it
possible to get a "good" seat clamp and just put it on top of the
existing one?


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yeah, just find out what size it is and get them for like 6 bucks at
unicycle.com


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Pembar wrote:
Allen bolt. The seat clamps are replacable? I was thinking, is it
possible to get a "good" seat clamp and just put it on top of the
existing one?



I had the same problem with my old uni. It had a quick release clamp.
Changed the seat clamp and whallah. New uni.


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forrestunifreak wrote:
Real men unicycle with slightly crooked seats.
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Pembar wrote:
Allen bolt. The seat clamps are replacable? I was thinking, is it
possible to get a "good" seat clamp and just put it on top of the
existing one?



As long as the current one isn't welded on which it can be on cheap
unicycles. Just do it up as absolutely tight as possible, if that
doesn't hold it then there's something wrong.


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