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    Cybeross
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    Hi there, I just bought a profile/yuni unicycle (came today,
    i'm SO excited!) and I noticed that my "Kh" seat isn't the
    same as my friends who bought just the seat 2 days ago. Mine
    is yellow, it has a yellow handle, and yellow bumbers too,
    with a black top, and grey sides. His is "red" but, the
    bumpers are black. His seat cover says "kris holm" on the
    back, but mine doesn't (says velo on bottom though) his is
    softer and spongier, and his cover is made out of vinyl
    whereas mine is made out of leathery stuff.. Basically, his
    looks like the pics on unicycle.com and everywhere else, but
    mine is different, not that it's BAD, i'm just curious why
    there is a discrepancy?

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  2. Unibrier
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    KH (Velo) seats come in many color combos. Add to that the
    fact the Torker DX seats are also Velo but not "KH" and the
    confusion never ends.

    There are also at least three generations of Velo/KH seats.
    Rowan has a great description in 'KH Seats'
    (tinyurl.comx5u6):> The second generation seat is
    much wider at the front than the third

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    generation. If you only have one seat, if the front of the
    seat is barely wider than the front handle it might be
    third generation, and if it's a bit wider then it could be
    second. The third generation seat seems to have softer
    foam, and flexes less than the second, apparently due to
    having thicker plastic on the base. Also the way the date
    is written is slightly different. On the third generation
    it is easier to tell when the seat was made due to these
    circle thingies with numbers molded into the plastic base,
    with an arrow pointing to the date. The second generation
    saddle has numbers in circles, but without the arrow
    pointing to the number.

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