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  1. I nee to know the difference between the 2000 an the 1800 girafes, i
    dont speak german, i cant understand the difference.

    wich measure changes?? floor to axel - hub or floo to seat post
    clamp??

    THANKS!!!!

    Pepe ( Monociclos.Com )

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  2. According to this page
    http://www.pichlerrad.de/giraffen_1.htm

    The wheel-size is 20" for all giraffes and so the floor to axle distance
    is always the same.
    The measures (1400, 1500, ..., 2500) are the distance from the floor to
    the seat in mm for a 1.80 m tall person. The giraffe can come with a
    shorter seatpost or the seatpost for the model TRAVEL can be
    shortened.

    Pichler unicycles and giraffes are very common here in Austria. I use a
    Pichler Solo unicycle as a muni and am very happy with it. I have been
    riding the TRAVEL 1500 a few times, I liked it.

    Hans

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  3. I would like to hava a Jubilee Travel 20" 2000, I think it is very
    strong, and i love the Travel option an the fork design.

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  4. hans said:

    *According to this page
    http://www.pichlerrad.de/giraffen_1.htm

    ...The wheel-size is 20" for all giraffes and so the floor to axle
    distance is always the same.
    ...

    Hans *

    You could have your Pichler giraffe with a 24" wheel as well. That's
    actually what I had at home at some time. The 24" wheel is nice when you
    would like to go on a longer trip with it.

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  5. If you have more questions, you can also try to ask Mr. Pichler himself
    by email (address is info at pichlerrad.de); I'm sure he will answer
    you in english.

    Juergen
    (happy pichler customer, no giraffe, though)

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  6. I´ve already write to him, now Im waiting the answer...

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