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kh street vs. kh freeride

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  1. So I've been riding with a kh freeride on my dx for a while now and now
    that I'm upgrading I'm wondering if I should go with a kh street saddle
    now?

    I ride really long distances to locations and even though the kh
    freeride is one of the best saddle on the market right now for
    distances it still becomes uncomfortable after about an hour. So if I
    change to the kh street am I going to regret it when I go on long
    rides.

    Also I have trouble hopping high sif with my freeride, because
    sometimes my hand slips when I try to hop. Does anyone else have this
    problem, and if I get the kh street will it improve my sif hops?

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  2. littleman said:

    So I've been riding with a kh freeride on my dx for a while now and now
    that I'm upgrading I'm wondering if I should go with a kh street saddle
    now?

    I ride really long distances to locations and even though the kh
    freeride is one of the best saddle on the market right now for
    distances it still becomes uncomfortable after about an hour. So if I
    change to the kh street am I going to regret it when I go on long
    rides.

    Also I have trouble hopping high sif with my freeride, because
    sometimes my hand slips when I try to hop. Does anyone else have this
    problem, and if I get the kh street will it improve my sif hops?

    I wouls say you would regret it, yes. I have the street saddle and I
    find that it can get uncomfortable in less than 30mins. It really isn't
    a distance saddle. It'd name is really what it is meant for.

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  3. Riding distance = free ride
    Riding trials/street = street saddle

    If you ride distance on your street uni get one better suited for
    distance lol.

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