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KH29XC + Handle Bars??

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  1. I want to put some handle bars on my KH29XC, but I dont want to buy the
    GB4 handles, or the reeder (After just buying my KH29XC, my Dad doesnt
    want me buying anything for a while).

    On the KH29XC, the fusion saddle has this bar underneath it, I think it
    is part of the angle changing system. Would I be able to weld some
    handle bars onto that bar?

    Also if you guys know of anyone who has done a custom handle bar
    project, could you please link me to a post or a gallery of it,
    thanks.

    Mike

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  2. glopal said:

    *On the KH29XC, the fusion saddle has this bar underneath it, I think
    it is part of the angle changing system. Would I be able to weld some
    handle bars onto that bar? *

    That bar under the saddle is the part for mounting the brake lever. If
    you ever get a brake for the unicycle that is where you would attach the
    brake lever.

    I haven't seen any handle systems that were either welded or attached to
    the brake lever mount. It would be possible. It would take some
    creative thinking to do it.

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  3. Well, Im not going to be getting a brake for it, so I guess I could weld
    it onto there. What is the convention method for putting handle bars on?
    Can it be done on the fusion?

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  4. glopal said:

    *Well, Im not going to be getting a brake for it, so I guess I could
    weld it onto there. What is the convention method for putting handle
    bars on? Can it be done on the fusion? *

    The conventional method is to bolt the handle to the seat base. That's
    how the GB4 handle, Reeder handle, and several other handles are
    designed to work. The problem with that method is that it requires a
    stiff seat base otherwise when you pull up or push down on the handle it
    flexes the seat base which will eventually cause it to fail. The
    handles that bolt to the seat base really need either a strong metal
    stiffener in the seat or a nice stiff and strong carbon fiber seat
    base.

    The alternative is to have the handle attach to the seatpost instead.
    Or you could have it attach to the brake post thingy that's weleded to
    the seat rails.

    Here's some ideas for you to work from
    Check out weeble's post in 'this thread' (http://tinyurl.com/4gf57)
    And check out 'Will's gallery' (http://gallery.unicyclist.com/albun56)

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