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  1. A couple of my more experienced unicycling friends trashed my 24" torker
    unistar recently. It is definitely time for a new unicycle but I don't
    even know where to start looking. All I know is that i want a
    trials/muni cycle but I don't know what brand, tire size, crank size,
    or where to buy it. My price range is around $250 or less and my inseem
    is about 30 inches give or take 3. I don't need anything too heavy duty
    but I do want something that will last because I learn really fast. If
    anyone can help give me an idea of what to get that would be great.

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  2. uniwhiz said:

    A couple of my more experienced unicycling friends trashed my 24" torker
    unistar recently. ....

    Maybe your experienced friends will pitch in to help pay for your new
    unicycle.

    A Torker DX should fit your price if you shop around a bit.

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  3. Wheel Rider said:

    Maybe your experienced friends will pitch in to help pay for your new
    unicycle.

    A Torker DX should fit your price if you shop around a bit.

    +1

    Sounds almost like they should buy you a new one! I would look into a
    torker dx..I had one they are pretty nice, I rode one with a yuni frame
    for over a year it was pretty strong and got the job done!

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  4. I am not too good at measuring so sorry for the 3 extra inches I would
    say 30" though😉 . and thanks for the help I think I might go for the
    nimbus with the kh upgrade.

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