Is KH the best?

I would say the kh frames are the best for trials

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Wrong, Proly the best is that Ti one Zack has.

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Quoted message said:

Wrong, Proly the best is that Ti one Zack has.

true but that is not a production frame

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unicyclepa said:

*true but that is not a production frame *

True the its the best.

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Evan Byrne said:

*Wrong, Proly the best is that Ti one Zack has. *

Ti is sexy and light. But it can be argued that that style of frame is
not the best. The Miyata bearing holders are a problem on that kind of
frame.

The current aluminum KH frames look nice. We'll have to see how they
hold up longer term. Aluminum is nice and is light but is not always
the best material for a frame that gets beat up or abused. For pure
durability a chromoly steel frame is going to be better.

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I did not mean the kh aluminum frame i ment the 'older pro model'
(http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=464)

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Evan Byrne said:

*Wrong, Proly the best is that Ti one Zack has. *

well of course, custom frames always beat out other frames by a looong
shot. but the best mass-produced frame....I'd say is the new KH. yeah,
the blue one. with noodles on top.

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john_childs said:

*For pure durability a chromoly steel frame is going to be better. *

I believe the Yuni frames are made of such a material... I've two
frames, one 20"er and one 24"er and they've both taken a severe beating
(trials and muni riding) for at least a year without showing much more
than a couple tiny scratches... no dents, no breaks. Slap a Profile hub
/ crankset onto one of these babies and you've got yourself a
bulletproof ride 🙂

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Yunis suck balls

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-"Yunis suck balls"-

That must have put a smile on your face....

(read it anyway you like).

Very harsh statement Evan

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maestro8 said:

*I believe the Yuni frames are made of such a material...*

im pretty sure Yuni's are Hi-Tensile steel not Cr-Mo

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Evan Byrne said:

*Yunis suck balls *

It's not _what_ you ride, it's _how_ you ride.

If anything "sucks balls" its your attitude.

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jagur said:

*im pretty sure Yuni's are Hi-Tensile steel not Cr-Mo *

You got me interested, so I did a little Googling...

Unicycle.com says the Yuni has a "Chromed steel frame"...

Hi-Tensile steels are "special constructional steels which develop high
yield, tensile and fatigue strengths, as well as excellent toughness
when subjected to a quenching and tempering"...

Cr-Mo is the composition of the steel... Hi-Tensile steels can be made
of Cr-Mo, Ni-Cr-Mo, Ni-Cr-Fe-Mo, Ni-Cr, the list is endless...

So, I conclude (from my 5 minute hack-job research), Cr-Mo steel can be
a Hi-Tensile metal.

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In my opinion the current KH frame (the ally one) is by far and away the
best production frame in production. In terms of design it works very
well as a jack of all trades which is what most people want.

It was designed to be WW and glideable whilst still having plenty of
clearance for the legs.

I believe it's the best you're going to get without going to a custom
frame designed for a specific purpose.

The hub on the other hand is perfect.

I was chuffed to bits when production started.

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does GB4 count as a custom job? i have a muni and trials from him and
they are both fantastic. plus his stiffener plates make most seats
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roadkill said:

*-"Yunis suck balls"-

That must have put a smile on your face....

(read it anyway you like).

Very harsh statement Evan *

Evan? Harsh? Nonsense the boy has no opionions.

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What about that Semper (did I spell that right?) frame from Flint
Michigan? That was supposed to be light. Did Ryan have any problems
with the second frame? Wasn't Jeff riding one, too?

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pdc said:

*Evan? Harsh? Nonsense the boy has no opionions. *

Opionions, sounds like opium that makes u cry...

I was just wondering how many ppl have broken their frames whilst
unicycling, because that would be the best way to find out which frames
are the best. As far as I've heard, frames tend to last the longest out
of everything on a unicycle (not including the seatpost when i say
frames), and when you say is KH the best, do you mean the strongest,
best looking, most resistant to drops, the bearing holders being the
best???

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All around quality of the unicycle. I don't care how it looks or the
seat. I would like to buy a trials cycle and a MUni. I'm mainaly
looking at the 19" KH Trials and the 24" KH Freeride. They look nice
and are pretty expensive. But are they the best I can get?

And what is the difference between freestyle and trials?

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