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Re: what should i get?

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  1. so ive been into freestyle alot recently not even giving muin a think,
    but i've been getten interested in muni alot lately, almost more then
    freestyle, and i was wondering what i should get a muni of a freestyle
    and what municycle or freestyle uni i should get?
    thanks to anyone who replys

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  2. Go for a 20" trials. That way you can do a little bit of freestyle on it
    too... Maybe like the ONZA or the Qu-ax.

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  3. Both aren't in stock, if you want to do relatively light trials the
    Nimbus is a great buy for that, and also if you want something more for
    heavy stuff you can get the yuni profile trials, or the kh

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  4. The DX, I've done 5 1/2-6 foot drop. I weigh 130 pounds. It has a
    splined axle and good cranks, the only weak part is the rim. It sounds
    like it would be a god choice for you, if you dont have a lot of money
    to spend.

    You would just have to decide between a 24" and a 20".

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  5. Considering the fact that you can change the tire,
    you can do all of the styles listed in your poll *well* with a 24" muni.

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  6. YOu'll get both eventually, so whatever you need first.

    Cathy

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  7. I suggest a 24" MUni for now...you can do street, trials, MUni, and a
    little freestyle on that. Later, you should get a regular freestyle
    unicycle, and perhaps a trials uni, but if you're not going to do a lot
    of trials, then you can just use the 24" MUni for it.

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  8. 24" torker DX.

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  9. frozenuniman said:

    *so ive been into freestyle alot recently not even giving muni a
    think, but i've been getten interested in muni alot lately, almost
    more then freestyle, and i was wondering what i should get a muni or a
    freestyle and what municycle or freestyle uni i should get?
    thanks to anyone who replys
    edit: how much can a torker dx go through? like how much do you guys
    weigh and how big of jumps have you taken it off of? *

    can you drive/have a car? if not, how close are MTB trails to your
    house?

    do you have someone to ride with?

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  10. get a sexy 20'' trials no [censored] stuff like the qu-ax... maybe the onza
    at the limit but I think profile is godly for trials and who cares bout
    the frame ?

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