Wheel sizes

24" is pretty much the going standard (and has been for a long time) for
off road unicycles.

26" would go a little faster, but the 24" wheel has more precision when
you are playing around.

trials is also quite acceptable on a 24" where it kinda sucks on a 26".

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B-mack is right get a 24" its much more versatile and is easier to hop
over obstacles with.

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these are the two i'm looking at -

http://tinyurl.com/hjbxl

http://tinyurl.com/7pwne

i am looking anywhere around that price range. I want a fairly
versatile MUni which might get a bit of use on the road.

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iridemymuni said:

these are the two i'm looking at -

http://tinyurl.com/hjbxl

http://tinyurl.com/7pwne

i am looking anywhere around that price range. I want a fairly
versatile MUni which might get a bit of use on the road.

Municycle.com.au has the spline Qu-Ax for $475, (I see
unicycle.com.au's price is $515) you should really, really, really,
really spend an extra hundred australia bucks...buckaroos? and go with
the splined setup. not even for strength but for the hassle free
riding with barely any thought of maintenance, crank/hub wise. (I
would recommend talking to Mal about buying in Austraila, he can help
you out with great customer service, with whatever unicycle you choose
to get)

http://municycle.com.au/

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If you are going to be doing maily flat trails i would say get the 26.
If you are gonna do a lot of technical trails and hilly stuff get the
24.

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Your height/inside leg won't prevent you from riding either size.

There's been plenty of 24/26 debate in this forum - you could try the
ssearch function.

However, the gist of it is: 26 is more biased towards a cross country
style of riding; 24 is more biased towards a technical style of riding.

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