Re: kh frame

Dont worry about your frame, the Nimbus II frame is really stron. IT was
me and a lot of riders use on our trials uni. And I do 5+ foot drops on
a regular basis on mine, and some going up to 8 feet.

If you really want to save a few ounces, and spend the amount of money
for iit, you can, but I would say it isnt worth it.

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CrMo frames like the Nimbus frame are generally stronger than aluminium
frames like the Kris Holm (even 7075 aluminium with a strong design
frame). You will have to consider weight and strength. For street you
might like the lighter frame.

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