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seat bolts

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  1. the bolts under my kh seat keep coming loose. it looks like they've
    ripped through part of the seat or something, or at least they're not in
    the part where you are supposed to screw them in. is there any way to
    fix this?

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  2. The seat is adjustable so the screw slots are a bit long. But If they
    are really a problem use some Loctite, 'Click here!'
    (http://www.unicycle.com/Shopping/shopexd.asp?id=424) . And just make
    sure they are really tight, The seat screws they give you on a saddle
    are pretty weak sauce so don't worry about over tightening them.

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  3. That must be a common problem, and I tried a flat washer and a locker
    but that was too thick in my opinion (could lose a loose nut too
    easily). I'm going to try the locktite on my Muni since a loose seat
    makes riding harder and could damage the seatpost.

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