Re: what i'm going to buy next.

If road and distance are your goals and you eventually want to ride a
36" skip up to the 26". They are better for distance , and because it's
mountianbike size slicks to knobbys are cheap and plentiful. The're not
to big for the woods either! I have a 20,24,26,and 28, for distance the
28' is the way to go!

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If you're eventually planning on riding a Coker, why not just buy a
Coker? 😄

I guess it depends on how much you ride, but if you get out a few times
a week, the coker shouldn't be too much of a challenge to learn.

You're going to wear down a knobby like that very quickly on the road,
and so it might be worthwhile to consider a road slick tire.

Also, if you're planning on torturing the uni, you may want to skip the
boomerang and pick up a splined Muni, one that can take any abuse you're
willing to give it without fear of busting up your cranks/hub. The only
downsides would be expense and limited choice in crank lengths,
especially at the shorter end.

whatever you buy, remember to have fun! 😄

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