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how about a numbus 20 inch trials, its for the type of riding i want to
do, but i want a 24 inch for longer distances, but the tire is huge, so
would that make me go a widdle faster? how is this uni?? good? bad?
tell me what ya think
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Loads of threads on the Nimbus Trials already one still on the homepage
I think. Do a search for it or just scour recent threads. Whatsort of
distance riding do you want to do? 24x3 are (in my opinion
andalsodepending on crank lenght etc) ok for trials and ok for short
distances, but perfect for neither. But off-road however, the 24x3 comes
into a class of its own. I hate riding my muni for long distances on
road so I'm getting a 29er. I wouldn't get a 24x3 as a machine for
trials and distance. It's not being really tested to its intended limits
doing either of these. Tho I guess this depends on how much you're
willing to spend in the long run! (Get one for each! Get one for each!)
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