Old School BMX Parts

The Kashimax Areo Seat was made from Nylon 6 and weighs only 440 grams including the seat guts. The seat has a NJS stamp under the shell, which means it was OK to use in pro track racing in Japan.

Available in blue, red, yellow and black.

The saddle was re-released in December 2008, due to high demand from the track bike crowd.

These pads have "KASHIMAX" embossed right onto the vinyl.

• May 1980 - Kashimax Protective Pads reviewed in BMX Plus!

The Kashimax MX Seat featured factory-drilled holes to reduce weight and provide ventilation. It came in blue, black, red and yellow.

The Kashimax Seat Post Clamp was designed and developed to avoid protrusion of the seat post through the saddle. The 1979 advertisement has "PAT.P K.S.M" stamped on it.

Styles

The Kashimax BMX Seat came in three styles:

• MXC-2H - Contains 2 ventilation holes and is available in blue, red, yellow and black.
• MXC-20H - Contains 20 ventilation holes and is available in blue, red, yellow and black.
• MXC-36H - Contains 36 ventilation holes and is available in blue, red, yellow and black.

• Aero Safety Clamp - uses a hex bolt to tighten the clamp around the seat post.
• Standard Safety Clamp - uses nuts and a bolt to tighten the clamp around the seat post.

• December 1978 - BMX Action features the Kashimax MX Seat as part of the 1978 BMX Equipment Buyer's Guide.
• May 1979 to October 1979 - Kashimax BMX Seat advertisement features in BMX Action.
• May 1979 to August 1980 - Kashimax MX Seat advertisement features in BMX Plus!