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  1. hi people,
    i need some advise on wether or not to buy a torker dx.

    if u have one tell me how u like it
    im not sure if it will be too heavy or too tall.
    can u get it cut to make it lower??

    thanks!

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  2. I just got a torker dx two days ago and its awesome, I had a 12 pound
    beginner unicycle before so I thought the dx being 15 pounds would be
    hard to jump. I went out today to san diego bay and with my new dx and
    I was breaking my jumping record by a long shot. The reason is because
    with the dx trial tire you can get more bounce out of it. The seat post
    was a little long for me so I just cut it with a chop saw and grinded
    it down. I do think you should buy the dx and I'm sure many will agree
    with me for the excellent price. Good Luck.

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  3. i'm looking for a trails and i just don't think the dx is that good. if
    i would get a trails i would get a kris holm (that will never happen
    lol) but i'll probably get a nimbus trails

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  4. yea i dont personally have a dx but they are awesome from my frends dx
    that i rode but my suggestion is to change the seat to a KH fusion
    saddle or KH street (personal choice though) 😎

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  5. thanks for all the advise !
    im goin to get a dx!!!
    should i change any parts on it?😕

    oo yeh ! cant wait to get it!!

    thanks😄

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  6. You may end up changing the seat, and the pedals. Thats probably it.

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  7. Yeah, if your guy I would change the seat, I rode with the dx seat for
    like an hour when I got it and I must of hit my you know what 10 times.
    I now have the kh fusion freeride on mine. Some say get the street
    which is smaller and better for manuevering for tricks but I go for
    long rides so I perfer the fusion freeride.

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  8. I rode long distances on my DX, well, probably not distance wise, but I
    put in a lot of 6-8 hour rides.

    The saddle didnt hit me, and it was comfy for me, I only changed it
    once I started to mess with SIF, so I cut down the foam, and then it
    was still comfy to sit on for hours, and ride SIF with. =p

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  9. I bought the DX and I am very happy with it. I must say though I don't
    do alot of drops or hopping and so I have the 24" model. However it
    was worth evcery penny and I have no complaints.

    If you're worried about the seat being too high, a reciprocating saw
    does the job quick, clean and easy.

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  10. themunkyuni said:

    should i change any parts on it?😕

    Don't change any parts on it until you've gotten a feel for it.

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  11. After beating up my 24'' I finally got a new one yesterday. I got the
    20'' DX and it's a great unicycle. i recomend it.

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  12. austingillespie said:

    After beating up my 24'' I finally got a new one yesterday. I got the
    20'' DX and it's a great unicycle. i recomend it.

    hey its someone from AK thats close to my age sweet, if you ever go to
    wasilla send me a PM and we shuld get together and ride around

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  13. themunkyuni said:

    hi people,
    i need some advise on whether or not to buy a torker dx.

    if u have one tell me how u like it
    im not sure if it will be too heavy or too tall.
    can u get it cut to make it lower??

    thanks!

    1) I think it's the best value for money there is. I would definitely
    recommend one for trials/street. 😄
    2) It's not too tall and not too heavy. But it's almost indestructible
    at best.
    3) I think it depends on your height. If your too low, then yes but
    otherwise no. 😄

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  14. I rode the seat how it was for months, and I would now, but I could only
    install the CF seat on my Kris Holm seat.

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  15. I have had my torker DX for about 6 months. Its great to learn tricks
    on. It is a lot heavyer than a kh but not so much to effect your riding
    because you get used to the weight really fast. You can also find it
    for a lot less money than the kh.

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