29" Choices

KH sounds perfect for what you want to do and what price/quality range
you have in mind.

Go for it!

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Carey said:

*It looks like I will seek a 700c rim based 29" unicycle at some point
in the future. Cost is a factor but not the driving one. I'm looking
for a quality unicycle at a reasonable price. Looks like the KH 29"
XC is a varsity level uni in that class without paying a lot of extra
money for small production run, hand-made unicycles. I want something
better and stronger than the $200-300 unicycles, but I don't want to
jump into the over $1000 price range either.

Desired use is cruising on pavement for exercise (probably with
shorter cranks and a smooth tire like the big apple) with a future to
include some trail riding where I would want to use longer cranks and
the knobby that comes on the stock uni. I like the idea that the KH
has a mount option for a brake should I ever get serious in the Muni
direction--good plan or not?

Any other serious competitors in that class that I should look at in
detail before committing?

Carey *

I should be able to meet your requirements, Carey. If you are
interested, you are welcome to 'contact me'
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