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Muni or uni?

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  1. I wanne buy a new unicycle
    what should I buy a qu-ax muni or a cross qu-ax?πŸ˜•
    (a Kris Holm would be to expensive πŸ™ )
    and I wanne use him for trail and freestyle unicycling

    (sorry for my english)

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  2. 2jeroen2 said:

    I wanne buy a new unicycle
    what should I buy a qu-ax muni or a cross qu-ax?πŸ˜•
    (a Kris Holm would be to expensive πŸ™ )
    and I wanne use him for trail and freestyle unicycling

    (sorry for my english)

    the muni one is stronger, because it is splined.

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    well, at least I'm not drinking my own blood, I only drink other
    people's blood...


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  3. Go for the Quax muni, it beats the cross by a lot. I recommend the 'MDC
    edition' (http://tinyurl.com/yq2w9c) which is the same price, but
    better.

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    Smilymarco said:

    its just too small


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  4. If you wanna ride freestyle, you will want a 20", so I will presume you
    meant trial instead of trail. I recommend the 'MDC edition'
    (http://tinyurl.com/yq2w9c) which is the same price as the standard
    Quax trials, but better.

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    Smilymarco said:

    its just too small


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