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New seat...different seat...

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  1. So I got me a sweet new Nimbus gel saddle. I knew it'd be a snug fit on
    the KH seat post, but I had no idea how snug. I could barely get it on
    and when I did the front screws were just barely far enough past the
    post to get the nuts on.

    Anyway, my question is this: how tight do I want the nuts? Right now
    they are tight on there but they could still be screwed down a bit. I
    figured too much tension would be bad, right? Wrong? Personal
    preference?

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  2. Don't really crank them down. If you have acorn nuts it can actually
    break the bolts out of the seatbase. do like Brian O said. check them
    and make sure they are tight enough.

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