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On my trials I have a sloped frame like the Pashley and United ones,
what are the advantages to have one that is squared off on the top, I
don't know if mine is a Pashley or United, and are there any advantages
to the curved ones, thanks.
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The top part is called the crown, the advantage is you have a place to
put your foot, for one footed tricks, and transitions.
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my generic unicycle had a frame with a round crown and my onza has a
straight one. An advantage for the round frame is that you won't hit
your knees on it. I had bruises all around my knees from my onza because
i would do something like a rolling mount and smack really hard against
the straight frame.
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