Wet Seat care?

As its Kh and the seat covers come off easily I would take off the cover
and leave it to dry. The water isnt going to do it any good, it may
mould or if it has a metal reinforcement plate that may rust.

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yeah, in my experiences, water=trouble.

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Just let it dry - it won't do it much harm. Mine's pretty much
permanently wet. The foam itself doesn't soak up much water (it's
possibly closed cell foam I think), so it's really just the cover that
gets wet. Don't worry about it.

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I've jumped into a lake before with my uni. I took the seat cover off
and blow dried the seat cover and the foam padding. before I submerged
by seat, it had never gotten wet, besides maybe some rain. But when I
took my seat cover off, there was already a big patch of mold, about
the size of my fist. You'll still be able to ride the uni, but I
suggest you take off your seat cover just to be safe.

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I was going to ride ride my uni into a friends pool but wasn't sure what
it would do to the seat...now that I now it will be ok I can jump on in
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you want to know something cool?
your seat will not soak up any water. the only thing wet is the
cover/nooks and crannies, don't worry about it. it will be fine.
I've put mine through the carwash more than once...

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Honestly, even if everything seems okay I would avoid purposely fully
submerging your unicycle. You don't want anything rusting up - frame,
tubular cranks etc.

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We only need one 36" rim, one that doesn't suck. A properly sized KH rim
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Brian O. said:

Honestly, even if everything seems okay I would avoid purposely fully
submerging your unicycle. You don't want anything rusting up - frame,
tubular cranks etc.

that sounds smart... try it on an old uni that doesnt really matter
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hahah
already done...

i ATTEMPTED to do a frontflip into water on my unicycle

the seats are closed cell foam. i don't believe I have seen one that
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