What unicycle shall i get

Please can somone help me to find a new unicycle 😉

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Where do you live, how much money are you willing to spend?

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I live in devon (exeter) and about tops 140£

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most people on here would say the torker dx. that may or may not help
cuz i dont know the conversion of pounds to american money. (i think
thats pounds maybe not)

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you said to find a torker dx but i cant find one

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The torker Dx is almost impossible to come across in this country, i did
once manage to import a torker but the taxes etc. do add up. I'd
suggest the Nimbus Trials, it's in your price range, it's a good
quality unicycle, it's easy to get hold of and it performs aswell as
any trials uncycle on the market. The only drawback of it is that it is
much weaker, so if you regularly do big jumps, especially if you weigh
a lot, you will eventually break the hub or cranks. However, for
starting out in trials i wold thoroughly reccommend it, people will
probably say on here that you should save up until you can afford a
splined hub unicycle, if that's possible then maybe think about it, but
if not don't worry, get the nimbus as your first extreme uni, I know I
did 😄

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140£ might too little to buy a descent trialuni..
You shouldn't get one without a splined hub, you'll buy cranks and
destroy hubs in no time, and then you'll have to buy another one..

I'ld go for the qu-ax splined trials unicycle
http://tinyurl.com/ae87h

I don't know if i would go for the onza 2004 that are on sale at 180£,
the hub sure is strong but i have had some problems with my 2004 years
municycle from onza..

I'ld rather go for the 2005 model, but then it is 35£ over the quax
trial unicycle..

I'ld save some more and go for the quax-trials!

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Told you people would say you should save up some more 🙂

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Riding trials with a square tapper hub is like trowing darts in a
inflatable boat! 😉

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Thanks alot i will make a new thread when i need more help. thanks
again swarbrim

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hi, theres quite a few unicyclists in devon, you should come ride with
us all some time. where abouts in exeter do you live, me, bishop and
matt live in uffculme, just off J27. did you go to the last south west
uni meet?

i think thats cos your not reali doin any huge drops or anything you
should go with the nimbus trials, depending on how much you weigh. as
long as you dont weigh too much you wont reali need a splined hub for
what you are doing, i think its only £135 to.

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hey thanks amanda its great to find someone from the area of devon (who
unicycles). Where do you practice, I am not very good. 😉

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