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  1. I presently have a 20" and 29" unicycle.

    My 20" will be going to my son.

    I'm considering a 24 or 26 for riding in the dirt, jumping, muni.

    Oh yeah and I'm getting a 36" for RTL but thats another thread.

    Which should I go 24 or 26, and why ?

    I don't need a speed machine, I want an inexpensive and occasional dirt
    machine.

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  2. legtod2 said:

    I presently have a 20" and 29" unicycle.

    I'm considering a 24 or 26 for riding in the dirt, jumping, muni.

    Oh yeah and I'm getting a 36" for RTL but thats another thread.

    Which should I go 24 or 26, and why ?

    I don't need a speed machine, I want an inexpensive and occasional dirt
    machine.

    Since you already ride a 29er, get the 26" for off-road. You will
    appreciate the little bit of extra speed.

    Way back in my early days of unicycling (almost 5 years ago) my third
    unicycle was a 26" for off-road and it was more than I could handle at
    the time so I bought a 24" which worked for me. As time went by I
    bought a 29er and got good with it for on-road riding. Then I found I
    could handle the 26" very well for off-road. I sold my 24" and have
    been riding the 26" since. I have very long (175mm) cranks on my 26"
    but have been thinking of trying some 150's.

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  3. I would get a 24. I don't know of any cheap, strong 26" MUnis, but the
    24" DX works for a good price and I think more 24" MUnis are available
    on UDC for close to the price of a DX, with ISIS cranks etc. A 24" is
    plenty fast on a trail and is still somewhat light (except for the DX
    hub).

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