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Re: when do you say stop! (drops)

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  1. I'm a fat guy, about 230-240 pounds, and I bend non-splined cranks left
    and right. Anything with a height of over about 3 feet seems to kill
    the cranks. Unless they are aluminum doteks...then a 5 inch jump kills
    them. I'll be ordering a profile set this week though, so no worries.

    <threadjack>Its kind of good in a way. Due to the bent cranks, I have
    learned a lot of freestyle on my other uni. So far, I've learned hop on
    wheel (the kind where you hop seat out, jump of the pedals, spin the
    uni, and land on the tire), uni-spin, rolling mount, rolling 1 foot
    mount, a little bit of wheel walking, 1 foot ride (duh), side mount to
    seat out ride, rolling seat out ride (which is really sketchy), and the
    aerial. I've been unicycling since april 24th of this year. Ok, I'm
    done bragging :p </threadjack>

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    So when you bend the cranks does profile replace them for free for the
    lifetime warranty?

    I should hope they do...A fat kid like myself will probably be needing a
    new set after a 5 or 6 foot drop.

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