dodger jumping

id say at that hight it wont hurt anything so drop'n hop it up. oops
that was kind of dumb.

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Yeah, square taper cranks are rated to 10 inch drops by riders of 150
pounds or less. And if that rating is given, then it should hold up to
copious 10 inch drops, so I would bet that you're fine for curbs. I
ride on/off curbs all the time on my freestyle (square taper) so I
wouldn't worry. The longer your cranks are, the less of a drop is
required to bend your axle, from what I can tell.

Don't go hopping off short walls like I did with my old 20-inch, that
bent it pretty quick.

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Some unicycles break from a 5 inch drop....Some don't. I actually took
my first uni(Sun 20"😉 off multiple drops of 3-4 foot before it actually
broke.

KH

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Yeah, I'm not familiar with the "Dodger" unicycle, but my Sun 20" also
took some good 2 foot drops with no problems, so 3 inches shouldn't be
a problem.

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