05" KH parts

Why would you want steel? So much heavier. And Darren, you need to yell
at kris, we want frames now!


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On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 13:56:50 -0600, "cyberpunk" wrote:

And no one seems to know how much they weigh.

Saved from krisholm.com, haven't checked if it is still on the

Frame
7005 Aluminum alloy, ovalized tubing, with brake mounts.
Weight: 679 g

(That's for the KH24 Freeride)

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If you want a 2005 KH unicycle with a 2004 steel frame, I can do that.
I have already done it for a
few people. *
naw thats ok, i have a Hunter to play with now so im good.

Others wanted the steel frame with the new wheel set as well.
sounds like you have a few spare 2005 frames sitting around with no
wheel then.


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I want a KH 29. Put me on that list, too!
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So what would be the fastest way of getting one of the aluminum frames?
Uni.com? Darren? Uni.uk.com?


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Evan Byrne wrote:
*So what would be the fastest way of getting one of the aluminum
frames? Uni.com? Darren? Uni.uk.com? *
if money is no object then just next day air it from anyone of those
locations. thats pretty fast.


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but none of those sell JUST the frames


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Evan Byrne wrote:
*but none of those sell JUST the frames *
it souldnt be to hard to sell the wheel if you buy the whole thing.
i'll buy the Fusion seat


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humm....Maybe i will buy one and sell off the rest.


the only parts i want are the pedals,frame, and rail adaptor.


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