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    Uni_farmer
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    Hi, I am not a unicyclist yet--but I want to be!
    I have been shopping (bike stores, unicycle.com, ebay, etc) but I am
    also broke because I am a college student.

    I am writing because I saw what looks like a nice unicycle on ebay. It
    is a 24 inch "Gravity" unicycle. Does any one here know of the Gravity
    unicycle brand? Are they good? The price is excellent, and there are a
    lot of them.

    I just want it so I could learn, then maybe hit my parents up for some
    cash later to get me a stronger and nicer one for christmas.

    Here is the link to the unicycle I saw on eBay.

    'Gravity Unicycle on eBay' (http://tinyurl.com/459wq)

    Thank you,

    Karl

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  2. munimanpete
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    Yeah looks like a decent uni, good condition etc, and a good price - go
    for it!
    Never hear of a 'gravity' unicycle, im guessing thats some kind of
    brand........

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  3. Brian MacKenzie
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    you'll soon see why it's called 'Gravity'

    enjoy the ride!

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  4. Krashin'Kenny
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    I haven't heard of that brand, but it looks lile a good beginner uni. I
    noticed it has main bearing type bearing retainers, 36 spoke hub and a
    decent looking saddle. These are all good things, it would be hard to
    beat for the price if you're just going to use it for a trainer.

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  5. daino149
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    The Gravity looks like a decent beginner uni. Actually, I thought it
    looks a lot like a Sun. But, I would go for the Torker LX instead of
    the Gravity. The Torker has a better saddle, and an aluminum rim. It
    is also a well known unicycle and a very good value. You can find them
    on unicycle.com, many local bike shops, and ebay.

    Daniel

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  6. Mikefule
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    There doesn't appear to be anything obviously "wrong" with it, and it
    may give you many happy hours of riding.

    If you don't know whether you're going to enjoy it yet, there's a good
    argument for only getting a cheap one. However, a 20 inch wheel is
    generally regarded as the easiest to learn on.

    Assuming that you really take to it, you will inevitably want to
    customise or upgrade, whatever you buy.

    Go for it.

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