kh 24-inch freeride muni

matt99 · 2006-04-30, 03:45 AM

can i use the kh 24-inch freeride muni for trials and muni i think it would be one of the best unis for it it only was a little more then the 20-in and it soots me better

dan de man · 2006-04-30, 05:13 AM

im arsking the same question please help me and matt99 all

ColDawG · 2006-04-30, 05:45 AM

that's what i did for a while w/ my KH24 and it works fine

i eventually got a KH 20 as well :-) both 2005 models

but ya it's an awesome all-around muni/uni :-)

Probailer2 · 2006-04-30, 07:59 AM

It works just fine.
I've only got a KH24" Freeride and I trial with it.

DustinMichels · 2006-04-30, 03:09 PM

The first time I jumped 24" was on a KH Freeride, so trial is possible on it, I prefer using my 20" for that though, 26-27" on the 20".
If you're getting a KH Freeride you should get a normal seat post and not the rail adapter, it fecks up after a while. The KH frame is a very strong and light frame so you won't have to worry about taking all the weight up with trials.

Dustin

P.S. Get a Koxx1 clamp

kington99 · 2006-04-30, 07:00 PM

I started with a cheap 24" Muni and used it for trials alot, then i got a 20" trials, then i sold the Muni and bought a KH FR. It's a much better Muni, and I think that it would work well for trials. The seatpost is working fine for me, but it is heavier than a more standard design, for trials it woudn't be so great though as it's tricky to hold SIF, you might want to consider getting a normal post and removing the rail adaptor if you do trials alot.

forrestunifreak · 2006-04-30, 07:22 PM

You can use any 24" for trials.

The KH is strong and light and good.

2006-04-30, 03:45 AM	#1
matt99 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: san diego Posts: 10	kh 24-inch freeride muni can i use the kh 24-inch freeride muni for trials and muni i think it would be one of the best unis for it it only was a little more then the 20-in and it soots me better __________________ Chuck Norris counted to infinity.........twice if you can see chuck norris chuck norris can see you...but if you cant see chuck norris you may be seconds away from death

2006-04-30, 05:13 AM	#2
dan de man Byronic hero Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Ewar Woowar Age: 19 Posts: 3,962	im arsking the same question please help me and matt99 all __________________ [QUOTE/into the blue]Am I the only one who finds it incredibly egotistical when someone sigs themselves? [QUOTE/dan de man]yes , yes you are

2006-04-30, 05:45 AM	#3
ColDawG Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Vancouver, BC; Bay Area, California Posts: 414	that's what i did for a while w/ my KH24 and it works fine i eventually got a KH 20 as well :-) both 2005 models but ya it's an awesome all-around muni/uni :-) __________________ UBC rocks!!!

2006-04-30, 03:09 PM	#5
DustinMichels and creakcycle Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: The Royal Kingdom of the Netherlands Age: 23 Posts: 393	The first time I jumped 24" was on a KH Freeride, so trial is possible on it, I prefer using my 20" for that though, 26-27" on the 20". If you're getting a KH Freeride you should get a normal seat post and not the rail adapter, it fecks up after a while. The KH frame is a very strong and light frame so you won't have to worry about taking all the weight up with trials. Dustin P.S. Get a Koxx1 clamp __________________ Sponsored by MUNICYCLE.COM and SEMCYCLE (new nick: DustinSchaap)

2006-04-30, 07:00 PM	#6
kington99 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Warwickshire, UK Age: 27 Posts: 4,786	I started with a cheap 24" Muni and used it for trials alot, then i got a 20" trials, then i sold the Muni and bought a KH FR. It's a much better Muni, and I think that it would work well for trials. The seatpost is working fine for me, but it is heavier than a more standard design, for trials it woudn't be so great though as it's tricky to hold SIF, you might want to consider getting a normal post and removing the rail adaptor if you do trials alot. __________________ Dave - what a thoroughly post-modern subversion of the cycling genre -

2006-04-30, 07:22 PM	#7
forrestunifreak is in college. and on magazines. Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Montana, USA Age: 23 Posts: 8,071	You can use any 24" for trials. The KH is strong and light and good. __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

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