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  1. So, I noticed Unicycle.com has started offering Qu-Ax Munis. As I am in
    the market for a MUni, I'm wondering how well these will hold out
    against, say, one of the older KH es of Onza Munis.

    Am I correct that they come with a splined hub? If so, how big of stuff
    can it handle?

    thanks.

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  2. yeah they have a 10 splined hub and cranks set. Apparantly at least as
    strong as the old KH hub/cranks. They have a 48 spoked rim which makes
    them very strong but a bit heavier and apparantly the frame is quite big
    and some people bump there knees on it. But I've heard its an excellent
    muni and people rarely have problems with them.
    There is more info 'here' (http://tinyurl.com/5prk4)
    And if you do a search there are quite a few helpful threads about them.
    Im also thinking about buying a Qu-Ax 🙂

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  3. I ride the 24" QU-AX Muni and the 20" Trials (2005 Edition). I didn't
    drop more than about 1m with them, and I have to say, I love both of
    them. Very stable, very comfortable, and compared to a KH, very cheap.
    They are said to be a little heavier. I couldn't say anything against
    it, at least. I had them with me at the Richmond-Muni-Day last week,
    perhaps people who've tried it will also post here.

    wogri

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  4. I have ordered a 20" Qu-Ax - after trying a friend's. Trust me, it is
    great! According to what I have heard, they are good quality too!

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  5. Awesome, thanks. that sounds like a good alternative MUni. After looking
    at my money situation, I will probably be able to buy myself a new 2005
    KH. However, it's great to have something to fall back on. The frame
    might be a problem, seeing as I dislike the Nimbus/Yuni frame. Ah, well,
    I could get a differant one.

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  6. munimanpete said:

    *Also apparantly the frame is quite big and some people bump there
    knees on it. *

    They modified it ! Not a pb any more

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