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how can i define the difference between
torker CX /LX /DX/ AX
what r they for??

the jugglingstore.com sell stuff quite cheap
did one buy stuffs from them?


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CX=Classic
LX=Luxury
DX=Deluxe
AX=Aluminum


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kerosian wrote:
> CX=Classic
> LX=Luxury
> DX=Deluxe
> AX=Aluminum


hmmm...I would think a better description would be:

CX = Childs
LX = Learner
DX = Deluxe
AX = Aluminum
TX = Tall (giraffe)


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himmhui wrote:
> the jugglingstore.com sell stuff quite cheap
> did one buy stuffs from them?


Well, their price for the LX seems reasonable, but you can usually find
a better price for the DX on eBay.


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I only gave the official torker meanings.


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I learned on a sun, it's decent I guess. Just remember, you get what you
pay for. So don't expect it to be your last unicycle.


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Uniman_3 wrote:
> breaking bones is hard to do unless your going down a steep muni
> trail...
>


NOW you tell me! This weekend I fractured a wrist bone and got 7
stitches at base of pinky finger going down a steep (for me) muni
trail.


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http://tinyurl.com/2298od


can any one look a look of these one, please!?


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himmhui wrote:
> what about the brand SUN


I wouldn't wast any money on a Sun.

Unimog rode off a few curbs and then did a sharp turn on his 29" and
tacoed the wheel.

I'd get the Torker 20" then learn to ride, then some freestyle and
light trials (no drops over three curbs w/ your weight). Start saving
your money and when you discover the type of uni you want to do most
get the best splined uni you can afford (the best is 'KH'
(http://www.krisholm.com/english/products/)). If you want to to do
trials more get one of those (19") or muni then a 24", 26+" is better
for XC trails and more experienced riders.


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himmhui wrote:
> http://tinyurl.com/2298od
>
>
> can any one look a look of these one, please!?


That is a good deal on a good learner.

To see what can be done on a LX check out Reef's (The.Mars.Volta)
'vids' (http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=jtbatool)


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yeah,, thanks everyone
u guys helped me a lot a lot,
i will try to get a torker 20" lx..
hope i can see u guys soon on the trails...

once again , thank you


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skilewis74 wrote:
> That is a good deal on a good learner.
>
> To see what can be done on a LX check out Reef's (The.Mars.Volta)
> 'vids' (http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=jtbatool)


cool
i hope i can do it one day


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confusing time


what is the differences between
[image:
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[image: http://i13.ebayimg.com/03/i/05/31/f8/2e_1.JPG]


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Uniman_3 wrote:
> breaking bones is hard to do unless your going down a steep muni
> trail...
>


Unless your Danni...:D
hes broken both of his arms doing smaller stuff


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himmhui wrote:
> so, what kind of brand do u recommend?


- TORKER
- KH
- K1
- NIMBUS
OR
- QU-AX
But it all depends on how much *$$$* you have. :D :D


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I think you should get the Torker LX in 20". It seems like a pretty
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Hazmat wrote:
> - TORKER
> - KH
> - K1
> - NIMBUS
> OR
> - QU-AX
>
> But it all depends on how much *$$$* you have. :D :D

always $$$
after the first one
i think i will put alot $$$ on uni
like thomson seatpost


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isaac steiner wrote:
> I think you should get the Torker LX in 20". It seems like a pretty
> good uni.


yeah, i think this is what i am going to get
i m wait for the Ebay


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Don’t worry – you won’t hurt yourself when you are
learning. (That comes later!) For your first 10-20 hours,
you’ll be just getting the hang of riding around on the flat. You
won’t fall to the ground – when you lose balance, the wheel
just shoots away from under you, and you are left standing, unharmed
(or maybe just a little tumble).

So I disagree with skilewis74 – when you are first learning you
don’t need helmet, or even pads. As you get better, and can do
more, that’s when you should put the protection on.

And hey – you’re from Hong Kong! Look us up when you come
back – www.unihk.org. We play unicycle hockey.


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