'for pretty much ever'?
I found this out the hard way when having my LBS, yesterday, try and
order a back bumper and seat foam for my next, custom, trials seat,
through Unicycle.com. I was hoping they'd get more in a week, but he
told me that unidotcom didn't know when they'd have more in. Looks like
I'll have to use my old miyata back bumper, until I order a kinport one
for the rear.
I have the KH, but not for much longer. I broke the stiffener plate in
less than a year. Looks like I'll have to recycle the foam for my next
seat, and get a kinport bumper.
Cons? Mine was a version one. At first it was nice, but the more I
improve my skills, the less I like the seat
1.)Too much foam for trials. I have big hands, but it's too much, and
creates a little inaccuracy for seat-out skills.
2.)Too much curve...I'm glad I can tilt it with my thompson.
3.)There's a lot of flex, not just because I broke my stiffener plate.
If it weren't for my rail-post-bracket, my seat would've crack long
ago.
4.)Those darn staples. Yeah, I had to cut a patch of the seat that
curves around the bottom edge and staples to the base, where I've worked
the staples out from seat-out.
My solution? I've ordered and am waiting for my Scott Wallis cf
base...then I can get rid of my rails, which I'm scared of pinching my
fingers in...And I'll run the new KH fusion cover (which I've heard good
things about)...Kinport Handles...and whatever miyata-thick foam I can
lay my hands on...and thompson post.
This is an expensive, but progressive, and low-profile design...But I'm
pretty much only a trials rider, until I get a BC wheel, or something.
I'll post pics when I get my new seat...
Laters,
Evan
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