UniTyler said:UDC won't cover it in any way (even though it wasn't at all my fault),
so I'll just ask for a new Koxx for X-mas. I no longer trust the Sem
frames as I have bought two in hopes of fixing the problem and both are
bent.
Luckily you're not vindictive about this...
You seem to be missing a fundamental fact: Bike shops can and often ARE
wrong, especially when it comes to unciycles. Do you know the
difference between dish and trueness? Your wheel could be perfectly
true but not be evenly dished.
I find it disturbing that you're solution to so many things is to throw
money at them. I'm curious, how much of these framess did you pay for?
How much of the Koxx frame will you pay for? Have you made any attempt
at (or even thought about) recitifying the problem with either of your
sem frames? Does it actually make a difference if your wheel isn't
perfectly centered? Can you think of any tests to verify whether or not
it's your wheel or frame (I can think of two easy ones).
What I see is you using money to replace thought. A few minutes of
logical thought while looking at a unicycle should qucikly reveal a
check for whether it's the frame or wheel that's bent. But aside from
that, why is it that slight misalignment matters? i ride muni on a
unicycle where the frame is misaligned, aswell, however, I don't go
spend $150 of my parents' money to fix it. Rather, I cut up a soda can
and get back to riding.
Twenty bucks says you'll go buy yet another frame when you get this
Koxx one, the reason being that "it was made incorrectly and is uneven,
and it's not at all my fault."
--
gerblefranklin
http://gallery.unicyclist.com/Trials-Muni
Nick's main man.
"I love freedom dearly, ideally, in theory, but in reality we're not
there yet--Not nearly."--Cold Duck Complex
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