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    Question: Deathgrip or Reeder?

    - Deathgrip handle
    - Reeder handle
    - wheee!
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    what would be better for street, trials, muni, and flatland?

    yea...

    please state your opinions as well as voting.

    -Miles

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  2. deathgrip owns all

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  3. You do NOT want a reeder for flatland. I just got mine shoved into my
    chest on a missed 540 unispin...ouch.

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  4. wheee! kh saddle handle :O

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  5. muzzle said:

    wheee! kh saddle handle :O

    Yeah, those are good.

    I like kinports a lot too when they don't snap in half🙄

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  6. I don't know why you'd want either of those handles except for muni.

    I like the standard handles because I can switch hands on the fly, and
    because, being the cheapskate that I am, they come with the saddle.

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  7. the kinports don't seem very ergonomic for you hand though.

    hmm, I guess I'll go with D-grip when I get aorund to getting a nice
    seat.

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    that was neat, now i only have to put it to use.
    parents banned my uni due to low school marks so if there are any nerds
    out there with a kind heart, i have a psychology assignment that is a
    few weeks over due, it is on intelligence.


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  8. Kinports are nice. I like 'em alot better than kh's or miyatas. Mucho
    room for your hand. On some saddles, though, the kinport rubs the
    inside of my thighs. Just a little annoying but they are way comfy on
    the hand.

    Jakes got one in his garage on my old monty trials uni. You can try it
    sometime.

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  9. mornish said:

    the kinports don't seem very ergonomic for you hand though.

    Well your problem is that you want a handle that fits all styles. For
    muni an ergonomic handle would be good, for trials it doesn't matter at
    all because people hardly ever sit on the seat, for street it depends
    what style you want to do, if you are doing big street that is less
    technical (aka no unispins or things like that) then an ergonomic
    handle would be ok (Kevin McMullin uses (used?) a reeder). For flatland
    or techy street I would not want a deathgrip or reeder. I like the
    handle to be symmetrical, it is less limiting that way. It is easier to
    do spin tricks in both directions with a symmetrical handle and you
    avoid some awkwardness in hand positions.

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  10. hmm.

    does the kinport handle fit the swallis base?

    I could maybe switch out the kinport and D grip if It fits. maybe.

    also, in defect it looks like someone is using a white kinport handle.
    can you buyt hose?

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    that was neat, now i only have to put it to use.
    parents banned my uni due to low school marks so if there are any nerds
    out there with a kind heart, i have a psychology assignment that is a
    few weeks over due, it is on intelligence.


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  11. mornish said:

    hmm.

    does the kinport handle fit the swallis base?

    I could maybe switch out the kinport and D grip if It fits. maybe.

    also, in defect it looks like someone is using a white kinport handle.
    can you buyt hose?

    I don't think the kinports are being sold at the moment. Uni.com hasn't
    had them and I don't think Darren is selling them right now. I was
    talking to him and I think he said he might get some more in or
    something, I don't really remember what he said. You can ask him.

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  12. muzzle said:

    wheee! kh saddle handle :O

    even with a stiffener plate it's way too flexy. reeder is pretty
    awesome for uni and trials, though street might be tricky.

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  13. mounting Reeder takes time with drilling, etc. It was too much work
    for me, so I sent it back. The DG is a slam dunk, just slap that puppy
    on there,but costs more. Awesome for MUNI and trials. Never did
    flatland or street.

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  14. phlegm said:

    I don't know why you'd want either of those handles except for muni.

    wrist fatigue (I use a deathgrip for trails -not real Muni- and frankly
    it changed my life!)

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  15. teachndad said:

    mounting Reeder takes time with drilling, etc. It was too much work
    for me, so I sent it back. The DG is a slam dunk, just slap that puppy
    on there,but costs more. Awesome for MUNI and trials. Never did
    flatland or street.

    If youve got a cf base, it takes just as long to mount it as any other
    handle 😉

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  16. I took me all of 5 minutes to mount my reeder handle on a viscount, and
    maybe 10 minutes to mount it on my myata w/ stiffener. Reeder owns for
    muni and trials.

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