24" Unicycles are Awesome!!!!!

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My 24" MUni is by far my favorite unicycle. It's a wonderfully
responsive wheel size.

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29ers more so 😄

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jamessd said:

29ers more so 😄

29ers are great for XC, but fail epically in technical sections. Ever
tried north shore riding on a 29" wheel, not so fun. 24" is great, but
24x3" is even better.

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why would you kill the 5 yr olds? there's so much more fun things you
can do with them 🙄

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I love my KH MUni; I have it upgraded and it's everything I could want
in a great MUni! I just don't know if anything bigger than a 24 could
handle big drops and sheer hardcore technical as well as a 24,
especially mine with a LM 65mm rim! But then again, I've done 4' drops
on my radial 36er! One good thing about 26ers is that there's a zillion
tire choices since that's the common mtb size.

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🙂 Glad you're enjoying your new 24"...I'm exactly the same!

Had my 20" for a couple of months and did everything on it, including
commuting the 2-3 miles to uni.

With my 24" long distance is soooo much easier, and you can go so much
faster.
When going back to my 20" I feel that, although it is small, I have
much more control over it now after having experienced a bigger wheel.

And, I also can't idle on either yet.🙁

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24" are great 🙂

I just wish i hadnt spent so much on an expensive 24" when i could have
spent half as much and still been able to do everything i do on it...

it also means i could have bought a decent 20" too

I'd love to try out a 29" though

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Crizzzz said:

I just wish i hadnt spent so much on an expensive 24" when i could have
spent half as much and still been able to do everything i do on it...

I've wondered if maybe I should have done that, but I reckon paying the
extra will pay off in the long run. Will last much longer and generally
be more funtime muni.

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markwatson said:

However, I should say that switching back to the 20" does make it feel
incredibly small!

Yeah, it'll do that! LOL. I spent a few months where I only ever rode
my 29er, and most of the time that was in high gear (effective 43.5"
diameter). It was a nightmare learning to ride my 20" again! I kept
throwing my body forwards at the speed it expected to go, even though
the wheel had hardly moved.

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Yes, I remember the excitement of my first 24" unicycle. It's a
versatile size and good fun.

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kerosian said:

29ers are great for XC, but fail epically in technical sections. Ever
tried north shore riding on a 29" wheel, not so fun. 24" is great, but
24x3" is even better.

But still, tackling technical stuff on a 29 just makes you evermore
hardcore! :p

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I tell u wat they would have to be a very commited pedo to learn to ride
a unicycle in order to mingle with us, steel one of us and rape us in a
bush.

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