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Depends how intense trials you are going to do, maybe.

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mornish said:

It's a coicidink! I wonder why we all have unicycles?

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Well I want the uni to last me, for a while at least. But so far I am
only to 4 ft. drops. But I will get to bigger, don't worry.

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i second this question...is the nimbus hoppley really stronger? i
thought they were roughly the same strength..but the nimbus is lighter

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stronger, probablu yes. a great frame on it, way stronger than the DX
frame, great hub/crankset(probaby one of the strongest), great skinny
seat for sif and flatland street stuff. steel seatpost on it(very
strong), and very grippy pedals. for only $350, I'd say it's one of the
best, strongest, and cheapest unis out there.

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tugboat said:

Hopping over a 7 set rail... I made it over and and cleared the set, but
the impact apparently wasn't good for the wheel...

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If im walking along a path and a shark falls out of the sky, I would
consider that completely random.

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You could end up a paraplegic doing that kind of stuff!

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