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UDC Restocked!!!

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  1. Hey, I was just wondering about two main things about some different
    products on UDC.

    1) Why is the Onza trials uni so much more expensive than the Qu-Ax?
    The only reasons I came up with are because the only components in the
    Onza are made *by* Onza (seat, tire, hub), and it says it's supposed to
    be lighter... how much lighter anyway?

    2) Why is the Nimbus impossible wheel less expensive than the Yuni one?
    I have no idea what makes one BC better than the other, so...

    I'm interested in purchasing a trials uni and/or a BC, so I'd really
    like to know which specific one, if any, is worth the money.

    Thanks!

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  2. Get the nimbus. The plates hang lower. The yuni's are way up there. I
    had some nimbus plates and for starting out on bc they are great. Mine
    bent when I rode off our roof. (No I did not land it)

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    dudewithasock said:

    Yeah, and they have more estrogen than me, too. Now *that* takes guts.

    iridemymuni said:


    hey evan i've got the same blue nipples as you !!!!!

    tobbogonist said:


    this may be off topic, but my trouser snake is called:
    Conan: The Barbarian


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  3. Oh and by how high up the yuni's plates are they look like the bottom
    hole of the nimbus plates.

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    dudewithasock said:

    Yeah, and they have more estrogen than me, too. Now *that* takes guts.

    iridemymuni said:


    hey evan i've got the same blue nipples as you !!!!!

    tobbogonist said:


    this may be off topic, but my trouser snake is called:
    Conan: The Barbarian


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  4. bcwheelriderguyhehehehehe said:

    Get the nimbus. The plates hang lower. The yuni's are way up there. I
    had some nimbus plates and for starting out on bc they are great. Mine
    bent when I rode off our roof. (No I did not land it)

    What about the Qu-Ax and Onza? Big difference?

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  5. No clue exaept the onza is a wee bit lighter.

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    dudewithasock said:

    Yeah, and they have more estrogen than me, too. Now *that* takes guts.

    iridemymuni said:


    hey evan i've got the same blue nipples as you !!!!!

    tobbogonist said:


    this may be off topic, but my trouser snake is called:
    Conan: The Barbarian


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