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Published 2 August 2006
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Original post trials_uni
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2 August 2006, 21:55 UTC
#4
lol, before I saw your post I clicked the link and was like "ouch"
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trials_uni said: Where did you hear that Bedford unis are not strong? They are the best thing since sliced bread!!
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3 August 2006, 04:04 UTC
#9
it's ultra wide...
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trials_uni said: Where did you hear that Bedford unis are not strong? They are the best thing since sliced bread!!
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3 August 2006, 08:29 UTC
#11
maxisback said: so why this rim and not a kh or sun doulbe wide or an alex ?
It eliminates tire fold, adds volume to your tire, it makes your uni ride amazing on trails. Once you go surly, you won't go back.
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3 August 2006, 11:19 UTC
#12
Also i do alot of riding on the beach...And the word is, is that nothing comes close to the LM on sand and snow.
-- trials_uni
TRIALS 4 LIFE !
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harper said: Bruce- Quick. Put me on e-Bay.
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3 August 2006, 18:09 UTC
#14
jrdugueod said: Has anyone compared the XC to the DH? It is lighter, is it still plenty strong??
It is 100 grams lighter. The XC is rolled from the same extrusion, but the outer wall is machined to reduce weight.
It is plenty strong. The 36-hole XC rim was produced with unicyclists in mind.
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3 August 2006, 20:34 UTC
#15
SurlyDave said: It is 100 grams lighter. The XC is rolled from the same extrusion, but the outer wall is machined to reduce weight.
It is plenty strong. The 36-hole XC rim was produced with unicyclists in mind.
Is the XC available in a 24"?? I have one of the first LM 24s and I assume it's a DH.
JL
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3 August 2006, 20:56 UTC
#16
vivalargo said: Is the XC available in a 24"?? I have one of the first LM 24s and I assume it's a DH.
JL
The xc only comes in 26".
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4 August 2006, 01:55 UTC
#19
SurlyDave said: Where did you read that? Who's Surley?
"Surley" is a typo. And where did I read what? That hardly anyone I ever ride with is on a 26 inch Muni?
IME, the ratio of 24 to 26 inch munis favors the 24 perhaps by 10 to 1, if not more. At the last Cal. Muni Weekend I'm not sure if I saw a single 26 incher in the whole group.
My only point is that the commercial market for a 24 inch Muni rim is likely much deeper than it is for a 26 incher. If you made a lighter version of the 24 I know most of the Santa Barbara Muni club would buy one in a flash.
JL
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4 August 2006, 02:00 UTC
#20
Im with John on the 24" vs 26" debate...Ive ridden a 26 a few times and its just to beasty for me. I like the 24".
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