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  1. Im a fairly new unicyclist after an entry level trials uni.
    My biggest criteria is affordability, so Im interested to
    know what the minimum is for useability.

    Obviously if I go too cheap I might end up with a uni I
    break constantly, which costs more in the long run. Im a
    light person (60kg) so I dont need super strong, but still.
    Any recomendations would be great 🙂

    Thanks

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  2. I recently bought a Torker LX and then realized i wanted to
    do trials and it isn't strong enough. I thought about the
    Nimbus trials for a while but decided this is something i'm
    going to stick with and i'm planning on getting a Kris Holm
    or a Summit. Both have a splined hub which from what i hear
    is much stronger than a tapered/non-cottered hub, which the
    Nimbus has.

    Other options include the Onza.

    www.unicycle.com

    Took there under trials.

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  3. Ive looked at the Nimbus before, looks like a good deal all
    round. My biggest concern is the hub. Just how important is
    haveing the non-splined hub going to be? also will the
    cranks stand up to the abuse they might get? Considering Im
    not too heavy and Im farily new, I think it would probably
    do the job, but I wouldnt really know...

    Arking

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