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Quality Unicycles?

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  1. Hey!!

    I think I want a new Unicycle, My old has a flat tire. Can you guys
    recommend a good unicycle that wont break when I jump on it?

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  2. Go to UDC(www.unicycle.com) and go to trials. There are alot of em. Get
    a splined hub and crankset if you plan on doing big drops( like 7 foot
    drops lol)
    The Kris Holm trials is really good.
    Profile cranksets are really good too.
    Both of those are expensive. 450 US dollars or more.

    Qu-ax, Onza, and Torker have been known to be really good too.
    Koxx-one have also made good unicycles.

    KH.

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  3. qu ax 20'' unicycles are the way to go. They are very strong as they
    have splined hubs and cranks. I personally have one myself and they are
    great. Or you could just go onto www.unicycle.com and search for
    splined unis that fit into your price range.

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  4. I went to a bike shop today and the owner showed me a red and black
    unicycle and he said that it was a quality Unicycle. I think I will get
    that one.

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  5. Make sure it has a splined hub and crankset.He probvably just wants to
    make a sale.😕

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  6. heres some things you should examine on the unicycle before you buy it.

    how big is the rim? It should be a 19" rim

    how wide is the tire? it should be around 2.5 inches

    are the cranks and hub splined? the uni will suck if they aren't...
    make sure they are.

    does the seat have a handle? It should
    how comfy is the seat? it should be pretty confortable.

    how expensive is it? It should proabably be around $250 or more

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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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