Yuni 26 inch muni

Khkhkhkhkhkhkhkhkhkhkhkhkhkh!:d

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Only thing that woul stop me from buying this uni, si that the seatpost
in a Yuni frame is a 22.2mm seatpost. Which fatigues and breaks easily.

Other than that, this uni has no problems, and the fact about the
seatpost being smaller, it will hold up for a long time.

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Also, if i were to get the yuni, would the alex dx 32 rim or the sun
doublewide be better?

About the khs, the 2006 and 2007 are both the same weight, yet the 2007
rim is drilled which is a tad weaker. Id rather have a 2006 because of
the stronger rim, but isn't the 2007 hub/crankset much stronger than
the 2006? If the 2007 hub/crankset is stronger, then its like a no win
situation, choose either the weaker rim or weaker crankset, they're
both the same weight..Basically what im trying to get at is, if i were
to choose the kh afterall, would I be better off just going for the
2007 despite the weaker rim?

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if you want a 26" I suggest making a KH 26. KH hub and crankset, a 26"
rim, KH freeride seat, whatever seatpost you want, KH 29er frame, ect.

also, one of the riders is SD is riding pretyt much that exact uni but
the 24" model, and it's a great uni, only now you can get cheaper +
lighter.

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vuniw said:

its like doing drugs except healthier

dan de man said:

this game is worse that playing Rock Paper Sissors on an internet forum

tugboat said:

Hopping over a 7 set rail... I made it over and and cleared the set, but
the impact apparently wasn't good for the wheel...

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Monocyclist said:

I might get this:
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=626

But I don't know if its worth the 657$. Do you think id be better off
spending 530 on a kh 29, or a 24?

Also, does anyone know if this uni is light? Im assuming it's quite
heavy..but im not sure.

I don't think there's any reason to buy the Yuni over the KH. The
design is several years old, and it's only that expensive because the
Profile setup is so expensive, and Profile was the only splined setup
available at the time.

The Yuni is quite heavy.

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darren said:

Here is what will be on sale for one day only... October 31st 2006
[cut]
2005 KH24" unicycles - only 475.00 US !....

Rock one of those for a while. If you manage to bend the cranks,
upgrade to the moment hub.

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