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CF nimbus?

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  1. Is a carbon fiber seat base compatible with a nimbus seat? My friend is
    building a really good unicycle from the ground up and wants a nimbus
    seat and a carbon fiber seat base but doesn't know if they are
    compatible.

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  2. Tyler_N said:

    Is a carbon fiber seat base compatible with a nimbus seat? My friend is
    building a really good unicycle from the ground up and wants a nimbus
    seat and a carbon fiber seat base but doesn't know if they are
    compatible.

    They are compatible but Nimbus seats don't have removable covers which
    would make it harder to put the seat back together with the cf base. It
    would be easier to do it with a KH saddle because they have removable
    covers.

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  3. im pretty sure you could
    there are alot of deep staples on the nimbus seat an iff you got the
    cover off it would be wrecked and why not just use a KH ?

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  4. wheres_your_other_wheel said:

    why not just use a KH ?

    personal preference i guess.

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