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  1. Brian O. said:

    Agreed, for me atleast, the 125mm cranks are next to useless for
    trials.

    For street riding on the other hand they a great.

    Brian and I had a bit of a struggle controlling our speed down
    Killington mountain with the 150's on our muni's.

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    brendan said:


    when i flex both arms one looks puny next to the other. Mind you it was
    that way after years of badminton...

    And maybe playing a little too much with the shuttlecock as well?
    Hmm? 😉


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  2. Brian O. said:

    Agreed, for me atleast, the 125mm cranks are next to useless for
    trials.

    For street riding on the other hand they a great.

    I found them fine for both riding styles. :p

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  3. skrobo said:

    uhh
    that is exactly how much clearance all the DX's have, your unicycle
    does not have 4-6" of clearance, that is the same frame without the
    added gussets for strength, i have my doubts about the uni, but don't
    hate with false info... thats lame

    Thats lame dude.
    I owned a DX with the new frame. If you want to wax intellectual on the
    subject get your facts straight, homie. The new frames have much more
    clearance than shown in the picture with the old frame. Its not 6" tho
    if you are into foot on frame type tricks, it surely is to0 much
    clearance for comfort.

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