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Broken part on KH 20" HELP!!

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  1. There is a plate that screws into the bottom of my seat. Its fastens the
    seat to the post. I cracked it in half. How do I fix or replace
    it?!😕

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  2. You mean you broke the seatpost? i dont really understand what you
    broke...sorry. a pic would help or a better description.

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    fluxusmaximus said:

    It looks like some deranged mad-man going berserk with a heavy metal
    object.

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  3. i think he broke the top of the seat post in half

    if that is in fact the case, you just buy a new one. You can get them
    from UDC or wherever

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    S_Wallis said:

    I will be looking forward to the butt-lip photos.


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  4. After looking closer I realized that your right! It is the top of my
    seat post. Here's a pic. What I should do to fix this?
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  5. You could weld it back together, but that might be hard. I say just buy
    a new cromo seatpost. You shouldn't be able to break that very easily.

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  6. buy a new one, welding would be annoying and it wouldnt be as strong
    next time, they dont cost too much. Also, make sure you by a CrMo one,
    much stronger than aluminum

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    I will be looking forward to the butt-lip photos.


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  7. looks like you are out a few bucks🙁

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  8. How did you break it????

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  9. mawesome said:

    You could weld it back together, but that might be hard. I say just buy
    a new cromo seatpost. You shouldn't be able to break that very easily.

    Highly doubt he has access to a TIG welder.

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  10. About a year ago myself and a friend whom both have KH20" unis broke our
    seatposts in that very same spot on the same day (literally about 10
    minutes apart). The temporal proximity was especially surprising
    considering that I purchased my unicycle many months before my friend.
    The break also resulted in this picture:

    [image:
    http://webpages.charter.net/rziedreo145/Unicycling/MonsterPost.jpg]

    Another friend bought the KH20 a bit later and had his seat post break
    similarly but seconds later the plate broke in the back too and the
    seat came off entirely. The whole scene was quite amusing.

    That friend contacted Kris Holm directly who did not offer any sort of
    replacement/upgrade even considering the obvious design flaw. He did
    thank my friend for the feedback and said he would take it into
    consideration with future models of the KH20 but apparently that was
    not true.

    We all ended up buying a chromo seatpost which we could only find on
    the UK's unicycle.com site which resulted in a fairly high shipping
    cost. Those seatposts have held true for all of us though.

    I also recommend removing assembly-instruction-stickers from your
    unicycle because they make it look like an item you picked up off the
    shelf at Walmart.

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  11. Well now i know what will be the next thing i replace on mine🙄

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  12. Can I get a CrMo seat post anywhere else other than the UK? Obviously
    trying to cut down on some shipping costs.

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  13. uni_jim said:

    How did you break it????

    I was out doing some riding, I went to hop a snow drift and the
    unicycle didnt come up with me so I wiped fairly bad. I thought my post
    was simply lose until I examined it closer.

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  14. yeah, the kh20ers have an aluminum seatpost (if i remember correctly),
    and they tend to break really easily. So just buy a CrMo one and you
    will be fine

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    I will be looking forward to the butt-lip photos.


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  15. Chris.James said:

    buy a new one, *welding would be annoying and it wouldnt be as strong
    next time, they dont cost too much*. Also, make sure you by a CrMo one,
    much stronger than aluminum

    that depends. if you know what you are doing it isn't that hard and
    you can even make it stronger than before. a little gusset and it is
    way stronger than before

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    gordito8me said:

    it's like running across the highway at rush hour. Dangerous, stupid,
    but not really that fun.

    Unicaw89 said:

    Koxx rapes Torker hard!

    unifreak7 said:

    Where they should be - Holding your unicycle, ready to quit kissing and
    get out and practice.


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  16. torkerdx said:

    that depends. if you know what you are doing it isn't that hard and you
    can even make it stronger than before. a little gusset and it is way
    stronger than before

    really? ok... i'll have to remember that

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    I will be looking forward to the butt-lip photos.


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