Spencer Hochberg said:But people use trials unis for street and sometimes that includes
freestyle kind of stuff. It also would suck more for trials with a
higher crown because it would hit your knees easier.
Thats true, but the clearance isnt much of an issue unless your gliding
or doing standup tricks really.
Im not sure about hitting the knees though, cause I have never done it
on any of the unis I have rode on, neither have my friends. I can see
how it can happen easier with a higher crown, but simple adjustments is
all you need to make sure your knees dont get hit.
Quoted message said:My friend has a Norco M-Uni 20", and his tire is off center about 1/8"
due to the wheel builder not perfectly truing it... he rides my Uni
with the nice straight wheel and he turns to one side all the time
because of his wheel
That sucks. One time I had to use a really small tube for my tire until
I had a good replacement, but the tube was deformed and would be off
centered now matter what I did, so it just made my whole uni lean to
one side, so I had to lean to the right to counter it. It even happened
if I barely pushed it with my hand, you would feel it being pulled to
the left.
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