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  1. so, i dont have this problem, but from what i hear i should worry about
    my torker dx. but if it breaks would the yuni or the nimbus 2 frame be
    better, they look the same, are eather of them stronger?

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  2. x1psh1x said:

    so, i dont have this problem, but from what i hear i should worry about
    my torker dx. but if it breaks would the yuni or the nimbus 2 frame be
    better, they look the same, are eather of them stronger?

    I really dont think many people should worry about the dx frame.
    Although, I think the nimbus 2 frame would be better than the yuni
    purely because you wouldn't have to also replace your seat post, it
    takes the same diameter as the torker frame. You could also get the
    nimbus 2 in black to continue the color scheme.

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  3. well, im not really scared, i only asked this cause im bored and i have
    nothing else to do but uni and ask this question

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  4. x1psh1x said:

    well, im not really scared, i only asked this cause im bored and i have
    nothing else to do but uni and ask this question

    Right, well my frame hasn't broken but I have noticed it flexes quite a
    bit (I dont have the best landings yet.) The frame flexed far enough
    for the cranks to rip off a bit of the decal on the side. I've got the
    24" version.

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  5. that sucks, i have a 20" and i havnt noticed this at all, but it might
    be happening, i hope not. if it breaks ill probably cry

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  6. x1psh1x said:

    that sucks, i have a 20" and i havnt noticed this at all, but it might
    be happening, i hope not. if it breaks ill probably cry

    I dont think it happens often, I believe it may have been one bad fall
    where all my weight went onto one pedal while still on the seat. Dont
    cry, just save up a few dollars for a new frame, atleast you won't have
    to replace the hub and crankset ahah! 🙂

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