blueberry into 24 inch.

buy 'this' (http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=1050) and
upgrade to moment cranks and a kris holm freeride seat.

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zfreak220 said:

buy 'this' (http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=1050) and
upgrade to moment cranks and a kris holm freeride seat.

Thats the best possible deal. I second this decision.

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Have you considered a 26" MUni? I have no idea what kind of trails you
guys re riding but I think that most people would be better off with
bigger wheels than they use. A 26 will roll better and be a faster in
most situations, but are slightly heavier and harder to control in the
tight stuff. I think the biggest advantage of having a 26 and a Trials
is that between the two of them you can do everything you could do with
a 24 and more.

It is also generally agreed that the Nimbus ISIS models are good bang
for the buck.

Good luck with whatever you choose

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oh and i should add that i want it to be able to keep up but still be
able to do street and trials. it seems like blueberry could do all of
them and this looks like it can pretty well too. oh and why the new
cranks?

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Dreamknight said:

oh and i should add that i want it to be able to keep up but still be
able to do street and trials. it seems like blueberry could do all of
them and this looks like it can pretty well too. oh and why the new
cranks?

Nimbus ISIS will hold up equally well when you put KH moment cranks on
it.

The stock cranks are ISIS, but arent that strong. The KH moments are
strong, and worth it.

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oh my gosh the cranks cost $140!! are cranks on a uni really that
important. im not really sure about parts and things like that. and if
i do get them what length should i get? oh and thanks for all the help
so far. i definitely think that im going to go with the nimbus.

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Dreamknight said:

oh my gosh the cranks cost $140!! are cranks on a uni really that
important.

Yes, of you want ur uni to last. And it says 'here'
(http://tinyurl.com/2l4rgd) thta the cranks are 77$, i don't know where
you're looking!

Quoted message said:

im not really sure about parts and things like that. and if i do get
them what length should i get?

You could get dual hole ones in case you don't make your mind up, but
it all depends on how rough the terrain is, how fast you want to go,
and what size wheel you have. 150/165 is most likely the cranks you'd
be looking at, as as far as I know this is the general Muniing crank
length.

Thw longer the crank, the harder you'll find it to go fast. The longer
the crank, the more balance, control and leverage you'll have for tech
Muni.

Maybe you should ask your friends what size cranks they have?

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Dreamknight said:

oh and i should add that i want it to be able to keep up but still be
able to do street and trials. it seems like blueberry could do all of
them and this looks like it can pretty well too. oh and why the new
cranks?

sounds like a 24"

I wouldn't bother with new cranks right off the bat especially since
you are 14 (most likely light weight and light wallet). People have
been saying that you can upgrade to moments for $50 instead of buying
them separate. If you are going to do that you need to talk to UDC
first since they don't list that as an option.

150mm cranks is a nice size for MUni, long enough for good torque and
short enough that you can spin.

I would ask some of your friends if you could try theirs out for a
ride, see what you like and what you don't like, especially if
different friends have different setups. Then you can know what you
really want when it comes time to order your uni

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