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Seat questions.

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  1. Okay, my T7 coker handle is coming tommorrow😄 so I need to fix my seat
    today.
    I took the KH coker seat apart.
    I now have a small innertube on my old seatbase, it is super light. I
    put the KH cover over the innertube and put it back on the seatpost. I
    don't have any bumper handles.
    Do you think I should leave it this way, because from the looks of it
    the T7 handle protects the seat from any bumps that could result from
    when I fall.
    Thanks for any help.

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  2. The T7 does protect the seat nearly the whole way round, my bumper has
    some small scratches right at the end from dropping the uni sideways
    but that shouldn't be a problem. Not sure I'd want to without the front
    handle tho, I need to use it to mount.

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  3. can you do a "no hands mount"? - you know, just stick the seat in your
    crotch and get on🙂

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  4. uni_jim said:

    can you do a "no hands mount"? - you know, just stick the seat in your
    crotch and get on🙂

    Nope, the T7 sticks me in the belly if i static mount, I always rolling
    mount.

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