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Published 31 March 2008
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Original post tholub
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31 March 2008, 20:56 UTC
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I don't think wheel size is necessarily the best categorization, because it doesn't help people who don't know much about unicycle equipment. But I agree that the categories they have are really not very helpful, anyway. Such as "Rough Terrain...Novice/Intermediate/Expert".
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1-wheeled-grape
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31 March 2008, 21:04 UTC
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they should sepperate them into different sizes and saw what theyre for, 20-trials, street, freestyle/ 24-muni blah blah, that would be easier for everyone really
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1 April 2008, 04:49 UTC
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tholub said: Such as "Rough Terrain...Novice/Intermediate/Expert".
These terms are really just euphemism for "Somewhat affordable/Expensive/Very expensive"
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1 April 2008, 06:06 UTC
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osmundo said: These terms are really just euphemism for "Somewhat affordable/Expensive/Very expensive"
Actually, the intermediate MUnis (Nimbus) are less expensive than a number of the "Novice" models. Why anyone would pay $344 for a square-taper MUni with a Miyata seat, I don't know.
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