onza 24" vs DX 24"

for the price i recon the DX is the better deal. A lot of people in US
swear by it. I wouldnt have thought u'd be dissapointed by it

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ive had the onza for 8 months or so and its done pretty well. Maybe some
people prefer a 3" tyre to the 2.6" Kenda one on it but ive never found
it a problem. The 165mm cranks are great for hills but sometimes a bit
slow if its flat terrain. I changed the saddle to a KH fusion Freeride
recently and it is a big improvement. Unfortunately I cannot comment on
the DX as ive never tried one.

hope that helps a bit maybe

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I would go with the DX. I know people that have both, the Onza is older
but has had some problems and it is somewhat more expensive. I'm not
sure, but I think that they are stocked with the same tire, a 2.6". The
only think about the Onza is that it is considerably lighter that the
DX, but weight doesn't really matter that much.

Bottom line:Onza is lighter, but DX is cheaper --> get the DX.

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If you are willing to pay the price for a 24" Onza, then I recommend
buying the 24" KH that feel_the_light linked to on AEbike for under
$420. I guess you are shying away from the KH on udc because of the
price, so the one on AEbike is ideal.

Here is what I wrote in a different thread today about KH or DX:

Quoted message said:

Advantages of KH over Torker:

- Weight. The KH is significantly lighter than the Torker. The KH
weighs 14.8lbs, the Torker DX weighs 22lbs.

- The KH runs ISIS hub and cranks. The hub is compatible with ALL other
ISIS cranks (except the koxx). As far as I know, the DX only runs DX
splined cranks.

- The frame will withstand a lot more on the KH than the DX. Kris says
he only knows of 6 frames that have been broken, though there may be
more he doesn't know about. Who can even recall how many have been
broken of Torker's?

I can't think of much else I know but I'm sure some clever people can
add to what I've started. Anyone here will tell you that the KH is a
much better unicycle. Like Sp4rky-m4rky said, you won't be
disapointed.

The thread is 'here'
(http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61576) if you are
interested to see what other members have said.

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Smilymarco said:

its just too small

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That KH on AEbike is really cheap are they a reliable site?

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DX is a way better deal, no matter what you put it through it will take
it, Great uni, sturdy, nice price for how good it is, made for huge
stuff, and people who will put it through anything, street or trials.

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Yeah, I bought one from them. They ship cheap also, like 8$ Read this
thread.http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=60873:)

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I agree with Amanda and Feel the Light. Go for the KH at AEbikes. They
are realiable. I got a KH20 from them and my friend got a KH24 from
them no problems. You can't go wrong with a KH. I have the ONZA24. It
is a great Unicycle. The Only thing I did not like about it was the
crown. I would always hit the inside of my knees on the end of the
pipes that create the crown. It hurt like a M***R F**R! I fellow rider
has the Torker DX24 and boy is it heavy. It also has the ankle biting
cranks and a thinner Alex 32DX rim. That will give you problems if you
want to put a brake on the MUni.

Go for the KH24. It is the best deal around.
If you don't mind that crown on the Onza it is also a good chioce
allthough inferior to the KH.
The torker is the worst choice. Don't go for it. It is very heavy. This
counts for jumping! The ankle biting cranks and the thinner Alex DX32
rim are all negatives that matter big time.

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I agree with Amanda and Feel the Light. Go for the KH at AEbikes. They
are realiable. I got a KH20 from them and my friend got a KH24 from
them no problems. You can't go wrong with a KH. I have the ONZA24. It
is a great Unicycle. The Only thing I did not like about it was the
crown. I would always hit the inside of my knees on the end of the
pipes that create the crown. It hurt like a M***R F**R! I fellow rider
has the Torker DX24 and boy is it heavy. It also has the ankle biting
cranks and a thinner Alex 32DX rim. That will give you problems if you
want to put a brake on the MUni.

Go for the KH24. It is the best deal around. I now have the KH20, KH24
and KH29 and am extremely happy with all of them! I hate getting on
other unicycles. They are the Cadilac, Corvette and Escalade of the
Unicycles!
If you don't mind that crown on the Onza it is also a good chioce
allthough inferior to the KH.
The torker is the worst choice. Don't go for it. It is very heavy. This
counts for jumping! The ankle biting cranks and the thinner Alex DX32
rim are all negatives that matter big time.

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thanks sounds like i will be going with the KH off of AEbikes 🙂

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scuicho said:

That KH on AEbike is really cheap are they a reliable site?

yes they are reliable.

I got my kh 24 from them. They also shipped it for like $12

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