Coker & KH Seat HELP Please!

Whenever I put my KH seat on a post, I use a nut driver rather than a
wrench, and that has avoided the dreaded seat wiggle. None of my bolts
have started spinning, but I have had one that loosens on it's own.
Otherwise, it's really solid, even with hard coker-scale falls.

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My dad has a saying:

"That's why they put 4 bolts in it -- because 3 will hold it."

He's right. Three will hold it.

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I can't believe that many people only ride around on 3 bolts.

I really hate to take the cover off not knowing if I will ever be able
to use it again!!!

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I snapped 3 bolts off a schwinn seat,fixed it by buying a new one.🙂

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n9jcv said:

*I can't believe that many people only ride around on 3 bolts.

I really hate to take the cover off not knowing if I will ever be able
to use it again!!! *

You can buy just the Fusion seat cover as a replacement.

You can pull the staples out of the old cover and take the old cover
off. Then you'll be able to get at the insides of the seat to fix the
bolt. Then replace the old cover with the Fusion cover. That way you
won't have to deal with stapling and gluing the old cover back on. The
Fusion cover slips on and then has a loop of string to cinch it. A
replacement Fusion cover is $19 at Unicycle.com.

The potential problem is that the Fusion saddle is a little bit narrower
up front so the Fusion cover might be a little bit snug up at the nose
of the saddle (near the handle). If you have to you could shave some of
the foam down to make room.

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john_childs said:

*If you have to you could shave some of the foam down to make room. *

If it comes to that, don't forget the related sage advice, also from
John Childs: "Use an electric carving knife to trim the foam. Electric
carving knives are great for trimming foam."

I tried to take his advice, but the decades-old electric carving knife I
inherited from my parents finally broke. Instead, I had to hack my way
through with a bread knife. NOT the easiest process.

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