freestyle unis?

if you plan on doing any serious freestyle it is infinetly advantageous.
I cant stand trials unis for freestyle :p

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ive got a 20" standard uni and a 24" MUni. when doing freestyle i find
that the 20" is a lot better for doing most tricks. It is a lot easier
to do flip tricks and i found a great difference in SIF and hopping. I
figured it is because of the size of the wheel, a lot more torque and
it is a lot lighter.

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Maybe we will see some Freestyle/Trail hybrid unis in the future?
The german shop ajata.de already offers a special streetstyle uni (
http://tinyurl.com/3t4lp ). Personally I thing 125mm cranks might be an
advantage for freestyle and streetstyle tricks (smoother handling and
lighter wheel). The best hybrid tire might be something like a 20" x
2,25" slick on a good freestyle rim.

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