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KUCHALL AIRLITE PRO

Started by *kawakii* , Mar 25 2006 06:12 AM

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#1 *kawakii*

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Posted 25 March 2006 - 06:12 AM

Hi everyone, I'm wondering about the kuchall airlite pro...anyone have one, use one ? do you like, love it ? notice any problems..flaws ? I'd love some feedback. does anyone know about the titanium and carbon fiber upgrades...does it lessen the weight significantly ?

Please help :mfrlol:
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Posted 27 March 2006 - 11:33 AM

My 8 stone female friend broke the carbon axle on hers - so stick with a Ti or Al axle if you get one.
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Posted 30 March 2006 - 12:58 AM

hi kawak,

hi have the version with the carbon fibre bits BUT they came free the price seemed a bit steep for that upgrade. Though having said that i havent had any problems with it in the past 3 and half years. This chair isnt for big guys orr high injuries as its really tippy but i like it

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