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  1. A few questions about muni:

    Do you always have one hand on the seat as your ride?

    Does it help to be able to jump with the seat out in front,
    or it that just for trials?

    Is it okay to just wear a helmet, or is it necessary to buy
    all that extra protection stuff?

    Does anyone ever get flat tires? Is it something to
    worry about?

    Are the 170mm cranks that come with the kh24 too long?

    Is the kh24 seat good enough or should I get an air seat? (I
    really care about comfort.)

    Are brakes a luxury or a necessity for intermediate muni? Im
    guessing you have to be pretty advanced to need brakes.

    How bad are gazzaloddi tires on pavement? Am I at a real
    disadvantage with the Duro Wildlife Leopard 24x3?

    Should I be concerned about the kh cranks coming loose?
    Anything I can do to prevent it, since it seems to be a
    fairly common problem?

    Any thoughts or opinions concerning the above topics would
    be greatly appreciated 🙂

    -Grant

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  2. No, Don't know, OK & No, Yes & NO, NO, Yes, no need, Luxury,
    Don't know & No, No & do spline crank search. --chirokid--

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  3. tennisgh22 said:

    Do you always have one hand on the seat as your ride?


    No, but some do.

    Quoted message said:

    Does it help to be able to jump with the seat out in front,
    or it that just for trials?


    I don't jump seat out, but it will help others.

    Quoted message said:

    Is it okay to just wear a helmet, or is it necessary to buy
    all that extra protection stuff?


    Your choice. I wouldn't MUni without shin and wrist armour.

    Quoted message said:

    Does anyone ever get flat tires? Is it something to
    worry about?


    Rarely. Personally I never had one (on a uni).

    Quoted message said:

    Are the 170mm cranks that come with the kh24 too long?


    Matter of type of terrain and personal preference. I'm a fan
    of long cranks.

    Quoted message said:

    Is the kh24 seat good enough or should I get an air seat?
    (I really care about comfort.)


    Good enough especially for MUni.

    Quoted message said:

    Are brakes a luxury or a necessity for intermediate muni?
    Im guessing you have to be pretty advanced to need brakes.


    Luxury.

    Quoted message said:

    How bad are gazzaloddi tires on pavement? Am I at a real
    disadvantage with the Duro Wildlife Leopard 24x3?


    If you plan to ride much on pavement, get the Duro. They're
    cheaper too. Especially with a highish pressure, the Duro is
    fine on pavement although for exclusive pavement use a
    slicker tyre is much better.

    Quoted message said:

    Should I be concerned about the kh cranks coming loose?
    Anything I can do to prevent it, since it seems to be a
    fairly common problem?


    No experience, others have written a lot about it. I think
    antiseize is the answer.

    Good luck,

    Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
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    "Heck, even my toes were aching from trying to grip the
    soles of my shoes! - Tommy Thompson"

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