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  1. hey guys,

    I was wondering if you can drill a kh cf base to fit a kinport
    handle. considering the curve of the handle space on the kh base might
    be the same a the curve of the miyata.

    thanks,
    -Sabin

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  2. Sabin,

    The Kinport handle does not fit down into the KH style CF base because
    it is a little too wide. It would probably go if you did some grinding
    on the corners of the Kinport, but it could compromise the strength.

    It would also not fit tightly up to the lower edge of the base because
    the KH style base is shallower than the Miyata style, but that is just
    a cosmetic issue.

    Scott

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  3. Thanks for the explanation Scott.

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  4. Ok well I have a question too that has something to do with this...sort
    of. I have a miyata cf base with a reeder right now and if I wanted to
    switch to a kinport ever would it be bad to drill more holes in the
    base? If I drilled it again for a kinport then there will be 6-7 holes
    in the front of my base( I don't know how many bolts are on a kinport)
    Will it compromise that much strength if the front of my base looks
    like swiss cheese? 🙂

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  5. litldude2 said:

    Ok well I have a question too that has something to do with this...sort
    of. I have a miyata cf base with a reeder right now and if I wanted to
    switch to a kinport ever would it be bad to drill more holes in the
    base? If I drilled it again for a kinport then there will be 6-7 holes
    in the front of my base( I don't know how many bolts are on a kinport)
    Will it compromise that much strength if the front of my base looks
    like swiss cheese? 🙂

    Strengthwise I doubt there would be a problem. But, chances are the
    front hole on the Reeder will not fall in exactly the same place as the
    Kinport hole needs to be but they may overlap wich could be a bit of a
    problem if you end up with an oversize hole that won't hold the bolt
    head. If that happens you can probably epoxy the hole up and redrill
    it.

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  6. Oh ok. Thanks

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