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Published 22 July 2007
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Original post littleman
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22 July 2007, 01:52 UTC
#1
Does anyone know of a street or trial frame that has a 27.4mm diameter for the seatpost?
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22 July 2007, 02:44 UTC
#2
Anyone I really don't want to pay the money to return my miyata 27.4mm seatpost. I mean there's gotta be something out their or they wouldnt be sold on unicycle.com.
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22 July 2007, 03:21 UTC
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is it worth it to buy a new frame just to not pay to return the seat post?
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22 July 2007, 04:00 UTC
#6
well I have a literally $20 unicycle so I have to replace the parts eventually anyway so mys well change the frame now.
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22 July 2007, 04:15 UTC
#7
You should buy parts to fit the frame, not a frame to fit the parts though. its just my opinion.. but thats what would make sense to me
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22 July 2007, 11:30 UTC
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well a koxx trials frame or a kh frame will hold a 27.2mm seatpost.
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