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Published 24 July 2007
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Original post Yobiker
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24 July 2007, 22:11 UTC
#1
Hey, what do you guys think of the Onza trials uni? opinions plz
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24 July 2007, 22:15 UTC
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I haven't heard much bad about it
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24 July 2007, 22:47 UTC
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Go for the koxx
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24 July 2007, 23:59 UTC
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The UniSLAB said: Go for the koxx
Where is the best place to order a Koxx1? I work at a bikeshop so i typically dont like paying retail for this type of stuff haha. Anybody know how to contact the distributor?
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25 July 2007, 00:03 UTC
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Yobiker said: Anybody know how to contact the distributor?
Hahaha, good luck, most retailers have trouble getting in contact with koxx.
Where do you live? your options a different depending on location.
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25 July 2007, 00:05 UTC
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agentQ said: Hahaha, good luck, most retailers have trouble getting in contact with koxx.
Where do you live? your options a different depending on location.
I live in USA, Pennsylvania. Yeah, I heard that Koxx was hard to get intouch with since they are like french i believe.
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25 July 2007, 00:12 UTC
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Yep french. Your best option for Koxx in the states is www.renegadejuggling.com ... very good service and a pick your part kinda custom build setup. They are not "uni people" they know a bit, but it helps to know exactly what you want first. There is also www.trialsin.com, I dont know if anything has changed, last time I called them they were only doing backorder as they didnt want to over stock.
If you are not fully sold on Koxx, and want a cheap KH check out www.aebike.com . Send them and email, you work at a bike shop you know how things go with (retail/suggested/willing to sell) price. They as the rest of the world wont have any KHs in yet... tho shippments I think happen very soon.
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25 July 2007, 00:14 UTC
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The Onza frames aren't designed very well. The frame gets wider so a lot of people bang their knees on it.
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25 July 2007, 00:14 UTC
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Renegades site is not up to date check www.koxx-one.com for a more up to date list of parts.... renegade will not have everything in stock, but they do have quite a bit.
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25 July 2007, 01:06 UTC
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If you work at a bikeshop, can you get in touch with QBP? They carry Kris Holm stuff. 😄
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25 July 2007, 01:10 UTC
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Ohcrazyone said: The Onza frames aren't designed very well. The frame gets wider so a lot of people bang their knees on it.
so do nimbus frames yet tons of people recomend them
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25 July 2007, 01:35 UTC
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fexnix said: It's pretty outdated. And heavy as well. There are other better choises like the KH or the Koxx1, they will give you a better uni for your money.
They just updated it with the new moment hub and onza tensile ISIS cranks.
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25 July 2007, 01:39 UTC
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kerosian said: If you work at a bikeshop, can you get in touch with QBP? They carry Kris Holm stuff. 😄
yeah. go with the KH20. it's a much better uni, and if you work at a bike shop that deals QBP (almost every bike shop does), you can get the uni at wholesale. I got mine for about $250. Not bad for getting the worlds best unicycle.
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25 July 2007, 02:29 UTC
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lmfao koxx is a more appealing company... there is a reallly good reason UDC doesn't deal with them. the koxx is a nice uni, yes, but personally, i like Kh much better.
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25 July 2007, 02:46 UTC
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fexnix said: It's pretty outdated. And heavy as well. There are other better choises like the KH or the Koxx1, they will give you a better uni for your money.
The 'new ' (http://tinyurl.com/yqn7lc )Onza's (also at UDC US) w/ the *_true__*ISIS hub are light - 5.75kg vs. "under 6 kg." for Koxx.
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