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Published 15 August 2007
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Original author NKahler
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Original post NKahler
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15 August 2007, 05:38 UTC
#1
I know theres alot of threads about this, but i couldnt find any.. ๐
But When i put my dx on the stand, i doesnt seem like it fits perfectly, will this put alot of stress on the frame?
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15 August 2007, 05:53 UTC
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NKahler said: I know theres alot of threads about this, but i couldnt find any.. ๐
But When i put my dx on the stand, i doesnt seem like it fits perfectly, will this put alot of stress on the frame?
You riding it puts a ton more stress on the frame than putting it in the stand.
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austingillespie
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15 August 2007, 17:18 UTC
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The stand is too small for the DX frame. At the shop I bought mine at I got a fifty dollar discount because the stand had scratched the frame.
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austingillespie
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15 August 2007, 19:31 UTC
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It's not really bad, it just scratches the frame a little when it's on the stand. Torker didn't design those stands for the DX
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15 August 2007, 22:31 UTC
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i got the DX stand to work..it sits on the crank arm instead of the bearing holder, but that was 2 years ago when unicyclists had better attention spans.
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