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    Uni412
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    Hi, I'm thinking about buying a mountain unicyle. I have a
    budget of $400. Also, I have never owned a mountain unicycle
    but I have done some muni on my Yuni trials unicycle. (Up
    intil recentley I was too small to fit on a 24"😉 I am
    looking for a muni that would last me awhile, so splined hub
    is a plus but is not nessecary. I have been looking at the
    Yuni, Kris Holm, Onza, and Torker on unicycle.com. Does
    anyone have any reccomendations. Thanks.

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  2. Sofa
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    in this day of 'cheap' splined hubs, you really should go
    with a splined setup. If not for the strength, then the ease
    of maintenance.

    The Yuni Muni seems to be a popular unicycle around here,
    it's certainly worth the money (I don't have one, but have
    seen the threads here)

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  3. Uni412
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    Thanks. I own a Yuni trials and I like it a lot. Also the
    Torker is very cheap for a unicycle with a splined hub.
    Is the hub as good as other splined hubs such as the one
    on the Onza?

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  4. Carjug
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    Hey, Read my Pashley 29er review too, I'm very proud of it.

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  5. Carjug
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    carjug said:

    *Hey, Read my Pashley 29er review too, I'm very proud
    of it. *

    Sorry Sofa, The 29er review is on this site, but I will try
    to write a review or two just out of gratitude. Anybody who
    sets up a site like that gets a big thank you from me.
    carjug, who does Habitat For Humanity

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  6. Uni412
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    Thanks but I don't think that I'll fit on a 29er, I'm still
    a little short.

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  7. Thinuniking
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    look on www.municycle.com the 24" muni looks good on that it
    has a splined hub and it's under you budget at 300$us i
    think you can change the money to £,$ or euros

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  8. Xwonka
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    buy a KH wheelset and then a Yuni frame and build up from
    there. You get a pretty sturdy uni for cheaper than most

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