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strong cotterless cranks?

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    mornish
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    I was wondering wat the strongest square taper cranks on UDC are. Im
    trying to figure out parts for a trials uni for him, and he only weighs
    like 60 pounds. Or would splined be better?
    I found 'these' (http://unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=657) on
    UDC, are they good? the only thing is that there pretyt short, becuase
    he would also do MUni on them.

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  2. Eroick
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    60 Pounds? Wow. Cotterless should hold up well. Depending on his inseam
    length, the 125mms should be ok. Those cranks look nice 🙂!

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  3. mornish
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    how would tey be for MUni? I have 145s on my kh trials that i use for
    muni, and i was thinking that 125s would be a bit short, and those seem
    like the strongest nonsplined.

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    They would be short, but ridable.

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  5. James_Potter
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    If he's a small guy, which it sounds like he is, then a 20" with 125's
    would be good for MUni.

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  6. mornish
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    ok thanks.

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  7. fexnix
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    Koxx1 has a selection of non-splined cranks?
    look for those, they should be quite strong.

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  8. flyer
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    I have some Bike Euro cranks on a UDC wide hub, and they are quite
    strong. I find myself doing things on my freestyle that I shouldn't
    really be doing - I think they'd be fine for light trials use,
    especially at shorter lengths and for light people.

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  9. forrestunifreak
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    What trials uni does he have/will he get?

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