Timbob's Awsome KH seat

mcnuggets300 wrote:
to all those SIF veterans out there
would electrical shrink tubing be a decent SIF grip because it would
conform to the shape of the seat and cut to how ever you want it? i
havent yet learnt how to ride sif well enough for it to matter but ill
get there.
just a thought though



I dont think anybody has ever tried this, so I think it will be up to
you to tell us how it feels. =p

You dont need to be a good SIF rider to appreciate a comfy, smooth
section to hold onto.

I need to modify my KH seat. The section that I hold is really close to
the rear nuts and seat post, so I have to have my last three fingers
right between the rear nut and side of the seat, then a gap between my
middle and index finger, so my index finger is holding right in front
of the seat post.


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Sorry we missed you last night Duane. There were 6 of us out there, but
only Brian O. on the 36er. Three new additions to the group all on
29ers. The group is growing. Hope to see you at N.E. Muni Day!


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Mountainuni1;1106847 wrote:
Sorry we missed you last night Duane. There were 6 of us out there, but
only Brian O. on the 36er. Three new additions to the group all on
29ers. The group is growing. Hope to see you at N.E. Muni Day!



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+1 on the great thread.
Someone mentioned using a nut on the topside of a carbon base. Here's
the kind of nut I glue to the carbon, through the round hole. It allows
using a flat head bolt from the underside, which has a lower profile
than an underside nut & exposed threading. The glued nut has never come
loose or stripped out as there isn't a whole lotta torque on it.


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