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Published 4 July 2004
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Original post PopeSamXVI
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4 July 2004, 23:59 UTC
#1
is the 24 ich on uni.com good for a 1.75 tire?
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5 July 2004, 05:50 UTC
#2
Please answer, I'd like to order it sometime tonight...or soon. I need it done by the 27th (that includes installation).
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5 July 2004, 08:50 UTC
#3
I've never heard of it. Why don't you buy it and tell us how good it is.
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5 July 2004, 09:20 UTC
#4
32? 24. What the hell was I thinking. Don't I feel like an idiot (yes I do).
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one wheeled stallion
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5 July 2004, 09:33 UTC
#6
You mean DX32? I have the 19" version and that is great. Have only heard good things about Alex rims. I would have thought it would be ok for a 1.75-2.25 though it depends on the frame size too.
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5 July 2004, 10:21 UTC
#7
Yeah dx32s rock more then likely the most used unicycle rim in trials and muni now. Ben
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one wheeled stallion
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5 July 2004, 15:18 UTC
#9
Ah, well it is an Alex and as I said, I have only experienced and heard good things. Only £19? Go for it!
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Max_Dingemans
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5 July 2004, 16:01 UTC
#10
Yeah, Dm 24's are good rims. They arent necisarily great for off roading, becuase of their relatively thin nature, but they can take the abuse of off road riding and trials. at least some abuse of that nature. I'd recommend them for sure.
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