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KH pro series 24" Muni

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  1. why are these so much? id guess there better than a new KH 24" freeride
    but r they? Are they stronger or sumpthin? Better parts in them? seems
    like everyone on here is crazy bout the KH 24 freeride.

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  2. musketman said:

    *why are these so much? id guess there better than a new KH 24"
    freeride but r they? Are they stronger or sumpthin? Better parts in
    them? seems like everyone on here is crazy bout the KH 24 freeride. *

    The KH Pro frame is made by hand in small quantities in Canada by people
    who have a higher standard of living than the factory workers in
    Taiwan.

    The KH Pro frames aren't significantly better than the Taiwan made KH
    steel frames. The welding is better. The design and height of the
    crown is a little different. The bearing holders are different. The
    older KH Pro frames fit a 1-5/8" bearing and the newer KH Pro frames fit
    a 40 mm bearing. The KH Pro frames are designed for the Profile hub and
    Profile bearings. The KH Pro frame will not fit the KH hubs that take a
    42 mm OD bearing unless you get a custom bearing (like the oddball
    bearing size available for the Torker DX).

    When the KH Pro frame first came out it was one of the few good muni
    frames available. There were no good mass produced frames from Taiwan.
    It was a different market back then. Good munis were a lot more
    expensive back then.

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