The only problem is, if you can't do something on the unicycle, you can only blame yourself, because they are really great machines, you are one excuse down.
This was in a Email from Kris. "Thanks to online sales I typically upgrade the unicycles more than once/year, so there will be some good ongoing changes and improvements through 2006 but no definative "2006 model" available early in the new year."
the only improvement I think the kh unicycles need is a better seat base.. they snap too easelly.. thats the only thing i REALLY want to change. The rest is fine.
the only improvement I think the kh unicycles need is a better seat base.. they snap too easelly.. thats the only thing i REALLY want to change. The rest is fine.
seatbases and seatposts need to get stronger or reinforced. I've done atfermarket reinforcements on all my unis that didn't weigh much at all, and they have worked out very well.
-- Fuego
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The only problem is, if you can't do something on the unicycle, you can only blame yourself, because they are really great machines, you are one excuse down.
Yeah, it's like owning a Martin guitar...there is never anything to blame your mistakes on, and it will always be better than you.
But you buy it anyway...because then you will own one. 🙂
the only improvement I think the kh unicycles need is a better seat base.. they snap too easelly.. thats the only thing i REALLY want to change. The rest is fine.
The new ones are a lot stronger than before...Ive broken 2 of the old ones but this one (new thinner ones) is still really stiff.
oh boy.. you have to get one of these things! There the lightest stock uni out ther, and real strong! I use mine for everything, and if it comes from Kris Holm you know it has to be good!
I just got a really recent model. It's got a stronger seatpost, and a way better seat, which in addition to being thinner, is also dual-density, so that you've got one layer of really squishy (comfy in the short term) foam, and after you sink through that there's some harder (comfy in the long term) foam under it. It's totally rad.
Not to mention the crankset is arguably one of the strongest available, although the q-factor is weird at first. It's all-around the best stock muni you can buy though.
I ride a 2005 KH24 Freeride. Amazing. It has treated me well even when I haven't returned the favour. I'm going to pick up a 2005 KH20 as well to replace my now mangled Norco 20. Also, if you're living in Canada, it's faster and cheaper to buy from Darren Bedford (http://www.bedfordunicycles.ca). My friend bought a KH20 from Unicycles.com and it got held up at the border for 3 weeks!