street unicycle

i don't have any pics but i can give you the specs of the uni i use for
street.

Miyata saddle w/wilder lift handle
Yuni 20-inch frame
arrow rim
unicycle.com hub
bike euro cranks
primo tenderizer pedal w/kommando grind plate

(i'll soon be upgrading my wheelset to a kh)

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A street uni is basically a trials uni.
KH, Onza, any trials uni, 20x2.5" tire etc will do for street.

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Simplicity is the key.
If you wan't to see a street uni, just go to unicycle.com and look at
the Torker dx for the stats, it works great for street and freestyle.
you can also go to torkerusa.com. Its the cheapest and one of the best
in my opinion.

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if you want an even cooler street rig, get a torker or miyata airseat.
with street, you never get your seat out in front of you, so this is a
nice way to make everything more enjoyable. and with all street pedals
you should get some grindplates on them.

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I found a pic of the Torker Dx. it works quite well for street and kicks
a$$ on freestyle. This uni can take some nice drops.

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this is my street uni, only difference now is that it has snafus and a
grind plate and a new kh seat, the seat on it now is modified so that it
dosen't bend

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Hi,

'qu-ax' (http://tinyurl.com/4wk8z) and the Onza 'Streetstyle'
(http://tinyurl.com/3t4lp)

Lutz

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caw89 said:

*I found a pic of the Torker Dx. it works quite well for street and
kicks a$$ on freestyle. This uni can take some nice drops.
oh yeah.. the cranks aren't as long as the picture shows. They're
actually the perfect length. *

is that splined?

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As far as I know it is. Its only downfall is the frame is to small to
accompany a wide tire. I was looking into it a while back but went with
a summit, which I think is pretty good for street.

David

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darchibald said:

*As far as I know it is. Its only downfall is the frame is to small to
accompany a wide tire. I was looking into it a while back but went
with a summit, which I think is pretty good for street.

David *

Don't forget that it (the Torker DX 20) also uses a 20 inch rim which
cannot fit trials tires. Not that you could use a trials tire anyway
because of the previously mentioned narrow frame.

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replying to dubmuni2004 i just got done riding it and yes the cranks are
splined, ten spline i think.
ohh... and i find that the trials size tires are more difficult for
street so the 2.125 is fine with me

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Where do you get the grind plates from? Homemade? Are there any
available that fit Snafus? Where can i get them?

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go to Danscomp.com click on bike parts then under pedals you will see
the Kommando grind plate, they are made of lexan and are slide fast. And
I think these do fit SNAFUs, but im not sure.

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