Re: 36 or 29

29'ers are a lot of fun-and you arent limited to riding on the road with
them. You can do some pretty cool off roading with them-But as said
before it all depends on the conditions around you to help you decided.

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Who ever said 36ers were limited to the road? 🙄

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It's a matter of decisions and for different reasons. Therefore, I can
tell you what I decided to do:

1. KH 29 for light trails and dirt riding.
2. Nimbus 36" for long road rides.

Note: If I were to choose between the two unicycles above I could not
do it. They are different machines for different purposes in my book.
Others may have different opinions. Therefore my advice is to get both
if you can. If you can't at the moment get the one that will match the
terrain you will be riding the most.

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What more could a guy ask for.

-19 C, my 29" and 9:00pm

Fun in the snow, year round riding, long distance riding.

Man I love my 29"

Oh yeah, a cold beer when I'm done.

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hectorqlucero said:

If I were to choose between the two unicycles above I could not do it.
They are different machines for different purposes in my book.

Yes! That's exactly how it feels for me. I -could- get by with just
one or the other and still be able to ride most of what I do. But that
would not be as awesome as having both! The 29er is an awesome
workhorse: I can ride it on road, off road, in traffic, around
pedestrians in the town centre - and I can still get up to pretty
decent speeds on it when I'm on a good surface. It's also easier to
fit into the boot of a car - when there's other luggage in there, the
36er can get pretty tight.

But there's nothing quite like a 36 😉 - it's fast, it's smooth, it
covers distance. For the things that it's good at, it's waaay better
than the 29er - sometimes it's fun even on the things it's supposedly
not as good at.

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