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Re: giraffes

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  1. The_SkunkMan said:

    *When I ask my dad for the Miyata SkyCycle, I even offerd to pay half
    but he says"Maybe if you were a proffesional performer."*


    Good idea, dad! Now nobody wants to hire a unicyclist for basic
    performing unless *they have a giraffe.* That's where the money is, even
    if your coolest stuff is done on a regular uni.

    A custom giraffe will cost more than a Miyata.

    But custom-izing a cheap giraffe should be able to modify it to go
    lowere a minimal cost.

    Joona mentioned that you can cut the frame down. CAUTION! This is not
    true for many giraffes. Generally they have a taper, or some other
    variation in the tube size that may preclude cutting them down. Check
    into this before buying.

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    johnfoss - Walkin' on the edge

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