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    unikid132
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    hey every one,
    i am teaching my friend to ride and he didnt wanna pay alot over a
    $100, i suggested to torker unistar LX 24 inch.
    will he be alrite on it?

    thnks, troy

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  2. unikid132
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    heres the link

    http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=675

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  3. isaac steiner
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    Yes...but get an LX20

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  4. unikid132
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    no its for my friend,
    and he has tried a 20 and a 24 and liked the 24 better

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  5. Wheel Rider
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    The Torker LX is a good unicycle for learning and just riding around. It
    probably will not hold up with hard use though.

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  6. innes
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    That is quite good value for money.

    I would of been happy to of started out with a uncycle like that.

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  7. uni_jim
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    looks like a good investment in his unicycle career.

    just make sure he stays on the pavement with it so that it can live a
    long, healthy, balanced life!

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    'evolve trials'
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  8. _Ground_Zero_
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    LX=AMAZING begginer uni, I used it and its crank finally stripped after
    a bunch of 1-1.5 foot drops and riding down stairs though 🙂.

    I would still reccomend him the 20" unless he wants to be doing MUni or
    just commuter riding because most trials, street, and freestyle riders
    don't use 24s...

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  9. azvwbug
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    'this place' (http://tinyurl.com/3xaf4r) has it also for a couple of
    buck less. you might want to look at them.

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  10. unikid132
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    well right now he says he wants to use it to go places and likes my uni
    which is 24.
    but if hes like me, hes gonna want to get a trials .
    i said i was gonna use the uni to go places but i learned 24 isnt that
    fast (its not slow either)
    but i wanna get a trials and then eventually get a coker.

    p.s. i have 150 saved for a nimbus isis trials, 2 more pay checks and
    the order is gonna be final.

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  11. cody
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    Its a good buy. He can get it on ebay for cheaper I think. And good
    choice on the nimbus ISIS trials. I LOVE mine. I hope you are upgrading
    the cranks to KH.

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