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get the DX, i don't know what comes on the nimbus, get it if it has a
splined hub. The lx will not be much of an upgrade at all...

the DX should last you forever.
this is coming from one of the few ppl to break it completely.

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What style do you like?

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Ducttape said:

not gonna show you it tonight becasue I am going to play with it until I
go to bed to get it just right....

im mainly street, but i might take it up to the hills. for now im just
starting to learn tricks the nimbis has an isis hub heres the link

http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=1050

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http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=1058 get that for street
the dx is a muni which will be heavy.

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Ducttape said:

not gonna show you it tonight becasue I am going to play with it until I
go to bed to get it just right....

ok cool

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And how much spending money you have. Within a month of starting to ride
last March, I bought a KH24 from UDC. Very expensive, but I still ride
it all the time.
A E Bike will sell them cheaper, like 420 $ or so, but you have to
email them (tell em we sent ya!), because they must advertise the MSRP.
But they will sell it for less if you ask.
If you just want a 24 to ride around on the street, I have been
trying to get someone to buy this uni. I really like dimension stuff in
general, cheap and good. So I will hope you buy this 70 $ 24 " street
uni, with rare features at that price, a double wall alum rim, etc. I
bet it will be a great 24 basic uni, for the price.
Then you must write us a review.🙂 I have never seen, or read about
one.
http://tinyurl.com/2mfmpo

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feel the light said:

And how much spending money you have. Within a month of starting to ride
last March, I bought a KH24 from UDC. Very expensive, but I still ride
it all the time.
A E Bike will sell them cheaper, like 420 $ or so, but you have to
email them (tell em we sent ya!), because they must advertise the MSRP.
But they will sell it for less if you ask.
If you just want a 24 to ride around on the street, I have been
trying to get someone to buy this uni. I really like dimension stuff in
general, cheap and good. So I will hope you buy this 70 $ 24 " *street
uni*, with rare features at that price, a double wall alum rim, etc. I
bet it will be a great 24 basic uni, for the price.
Then you must write us a review.🙂 I have never seen, or read about
one.
http://tinyurl.com/2mfmpo

That is by no means a street uni. Common man don't try and get him to
by something just because you don't want it any more. That is a learner
uni and he wants something better if you read his post you would know
that.

Oh yes and I just changed my mind on what you should get it you want
something really strong and good.
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=1050 +
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=655.... That combo will
save you money because if you get the one I originally posted you are
going to need a few parts replaced. This new combo has a stronger rim,
and better seat post clamp plus you get the tire for muni (mountain
unicycling). So yeah if you can get those 2 things and you will be set.

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Ducttape said:

not gonna show you it tonight becasue I am going to play with it until I
go to bed to get it just right....

well for street most people use a 20" trials, but if you want a 24" then
i'd recomend getting this (which is what you were thinking about
getting anwyays i think) :

http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=1050

not sure about the hookworm tyre,

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brendan said:

not sure about the hookworm tyre,

You have to ride one to understand how awesome it is.

I rode a street/park 24" bike with Hookworms, wicked feeling, it's like
you're floating along, very cushy.

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cool thanks guys!🙂

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wickedbob said:

That is by no means a street uni. Common man don't try and get him to by
something just because you don't want it any more. That is a learner
uni and he wants something better if you read his post you would know
that.

Oh yes and I just changed my mind on what you should get it you want
something really strong and good.
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=1050 +
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=655.... That combo will
save you money because if you get the one I originally posted you are
going to need a few parts replaced. This new combo has a stronger rim,
and better seat post clamp plus you get the tire for muni (mountain
unicycling). So yeah if you can get those 2 things and you will be set.

You didn't understand my post. He said he was considering buying a 24
lx. I suggested he go KH- Koxx, or maybe try the new Dimension (if he
wants to go cheap). If you read my post, I mention I have never seen
one ! So of course I am not trying to pawn off my own.
I want someone to buy one and write a review just because I am
curious. At 70 $, I would recommend someone buy this rather then a
Torker lx, then buy a KH-Koxx or high end street uni. Or do what I did.
Buy the KH first and save even more money, assuming you have the cash
and aren't going to quit. The dimension is a new product and I bet it
is a good deal for 70 $, but I don't know. Someone find out and write a
report was all I was suggesting. It may be as good as an lx but a lot
less $. In my experience, dimension makes good cheap stuff, if there
can be such a thing.

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where do you live in colorado? id be cool to have someone to ride with

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feel the light said:

You didn't understand my post. He said he was considering buying a 24
lx. I suggested he go KH- Koxx, or maybe try the new Dimension (if he
wants to go cheap). If you read my post, I mention I have never seen
one ! So of course I am not trying to pawn off my own.
I want someone to buy one and write a review just because I am
curious. At 70 $, I would recommend someone buy this rather then a
Torker lx, then buy a KH-Koxx or high end street uni. Or do what I did.
Buy the KH first and save even more money, assuming you have the cash
and aren't going to quit. The dimension is a new product and I bet it
is a good deal for 70 $, but I don't know. Someone find out and write a
report was all I was suggesting. It may be as good as an lx but a lot
less $. In my experience, dimension makes good cheap stuff, if there
can be such a thing.

i dont have alot of money to spend so i dontwant to waste it
btw i live in loveland

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Because you said you want to try mountain. They were selling them last
spring for 417 $. Email them. As long as you are sure you aren't going
to quit, you will never regret it. The alternatives are lower quality,
and heavier, to save not much $. Koxx is good to, but for USA folk, the
A E Bike deal is tops. The Euro's can't buy them, at the cool price, so
Koxx is very popular there.
It is worth it to spend 150 $ more for a uni made light of better
metal. Besides being lbs. lighter, you could get the money back if you
were to sell it. Look at what the really good riders use in the cool
You Tube videos. It won't make you like them, but it won't hold you
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you should get the torker dx, i highly recomend it.

i got a dx 20" about two weeks ago and it is a really good uni.

i got mine off ebay for a really good price, i think it was about $215
American.

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Yes the dx is good, kinda. The nimbus isis is still worlds better. For
just about the same price.

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Ducttape said:

not gonna show you it tonight becasue I am going to play with it until I
go to bed to get it just right....

feel the light said:

Because you said you want to try mountain. They were selling them last
spring for *417 $*. Email them. As long as you are sure you aren't
going to quit, you will never regret it. The alternatives are lower
quality, and heavier, to save not much $. Koxx is good to, but for USA
folk, the A E Bike deal is tops. The Euro's can't buy them, at the cool
price, so Koxx is very popular there.
It is worth it to spend 150 $ more for a uni made light of better
metal. Besides being lbs. lighter, you could get the money back if you
were to sell it. Look at what the really good riders use in the cool
You Tube videos. It won't make you like them, but it won't hold you
back either.🙂

as i said im still a learner so im not sure what i will do i just want
an all aroung uni so i think ill stick with the Nimbus ISIS and the
hookworm

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wevern said:

as i said im still a learner so im not sure what i will do i just want
an all aroung uni so i think ill stick with the Nimbus ISIS and the
hookworm

Nimbus ISIS hub is, I would say, equal strength to the KH hub. It is a
good buy, and way cheaper, and also decently light.

Hookworm is a nice smooth tire with lots of bounce, and I think you
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