KH36 photos

Unicycles and Equipment
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I built up the KH36 today and have posted some photos at

The first one, the last 4 and the one of Beau’s new Yuni are the new ones
added to the album.

It feels rock solid on the road and is noticeably lighter than my previous
setup. I’ll post again after a few hundred miles and installing the brake.

—Nathan

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Nathan, I am interested in your ‘double handle’ set up. Can describe how it works for you?

thanks,
Erin

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Re: KH36 photos

The close handles (GB) are for steep climbs and I sometimes use them just
riding along. The second set further away allow me to more easily take some
of the force off my crotch. The variety is what’s important. I can shift the
seat position, shift my weight around, all without dismounting, by switching
where my hands are. It’s still somewhat of an experiment, but I bet I’ll
take this setup or something very similar to Norway in a couple of months.

—Nathan

“Erin” wrote:
> Nathan, I am interested in your ‘double handle’ set up. Can describe how
> it works for you?

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Nathan,

I see you have The Big One,you must love it eh?
I was wondering why you switched frames? ,you must have gotten a pro deal on that kh?Or was it the cool factor?
Was there any problems with your original Coker set up ?
That bar on it looks outrageous,that would carry the kitchen sink.

I love your pictures great work.

Tim

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You need to take a look at some of the other custom Cokers.

Start with this one
<http://www.creativegeckos.com/pages/coker-suspension-frames.html>

Then check out the pictures at Unitours.org
<http://www.unitours.org/>

The extensions allow more hand positions and give you places to store gear.

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You have a Seven Sola Ti? Ohhh… :astonished: …(drool).
Wow!

I like the KH36 too! What tyres are they? Are they any good off-road?

Ken

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SEVEN

Originally posted by GizmoDuck
You have a Seven Sola Ti? Ohhh… …(drool)

The Devil is Six -and the devil is six, and GOD is SEVEN!!! (all Unicyclist go to Heaven!)

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John,

Thank’s for the links.
The Gecko ,Bronsons Coker,pretty funny looking thing,looks like something from www.meet the chunks .com,haha.

This looks like a nice setup,simple.Arrons Coker.
Lars rode across America on a Big One ,that’s good enough for me.

Tim

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Re: KH36 photos

Ken, on the KH36, it’s just the ordinary Coker tire. It works fine off-road,
but I haven’t tried it in muddy conditions. It eats up fireroads for
breakfast (actually I cranked out 14 miles this morning before breakfast on
it!) When I get my new wheel that doesn’t have Coker spokes I will be down
to just two things from Coker: the tire and the tube.

Usually I commute on the Sola because it’s faster than Coker, but now
training for NUT, I am unicycling everyday. The poor Sola hasn’t been used
in nearly a month! It’s a fantastic bike though (paid for mostly with an
insurance claim when my 1988 hand-made Ritchey SuperComp was stolen).

—Nathan

“GizmoDuck” wrote:
> You have a Seven Sola Ti? Ohhh… :astonished: …(drool).
> ‘Wow!’ (http://tinyurl.com/9n1y)
>
> I like the KH36 too! What tyres are they? Are they any good
> off-road?