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  1. ive got a velo but its different. here is a pic.

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  2. At the moment I only have a 20" learner unicycle, but I'm thinking of
    uprgrading to a 20' trial and getting a 28" commuter. I'm only gonna be
    able to afford one decent seat (if even that) between 2 unicycles, so
    it needs to be able to suit both depending on what I'm using at the
    time.
    The UDC gel seat does sound like a good idea, as they reckon it suits
    sif etc as well as long distance riders. Of course, they're the ones
    that are selling it so it may be a wee bit bias.

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  3. I like the DX seat, I may vut down the foam and add a channel to it
    maybe, but it doesnt have a fusion cover, so its either get a fusion to
    fit it, or re-glue and staple, either way, it will make it better =p

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  4. arthuritus said:

    At the moment I only have a 20" learner unicycle, but I'm thinking of
    uprgrading to a 20' trial and getting a 28" commuter. I'm only gonna be
    able to afford one decent seat (if even that) between 2 unicycles, so
    it needs to be able to suit both depending on what I'm using at the
    time.
    The UDC gel seat does sound like a good idea, as they reckon it suits
    sif etc as well as long distance riders. Of course, they're the ones
    that are selling it so it may be a wee bit bias.

    if you get the gel then it may be wise to get a fusion cover, just cuz
    i found that my seat got trashed by trials.

    I actually like the new kh fusion better than the gel for trials, i
    have had both on my trials - now the gel is on the coker, what i have
    found is that the gel is more comfy for distance rather than short
    periods of time - for the short period that your actually siting on the
    seat in trials imho the fusion is more comfy.

    but yet for distance the gel is more comfy

    I live in the same town as you (probably just up the road) so if you
    want to go for a ride/chat sometime then you could probably try out
    both on my trials

    Also if you'd like to try out a range of sizes of unicycle before you
    buy your distance one we could probably be of help ( we have got 16",
    couple of trials beasts 19", one muni with 2" tyre and one with 3" tyre
    24", 700cc unicycle 28"/29", and a coker)
    :p

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  5. so in conclusion i think for your situtation the gel with fusion cover
    would be the best option

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  6. giraffe said:

    so in conclusion i think for your situtation the gel with fusion cover
    would be the best option

    gel with fusion cover and CF base actually. but quite expensive unless
    your a serious rider 😄

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  7. arthuritus said:

    At the moment I only have a 20" learner unicycle, but I'm thinking of
    uprgrading to a 20' trial and getting a 28" commuter. I'm only gonna be
    able to afford one decent seat (if even that) between 2 unicycles, so
    it needs to be able to suit both depending on what I'm using at the
    time.
    The UDC gel seat does sound like a good idea, as they reckon it suits
    sif etc as well as long distance riders. Of course, they're the ones
    that are selling it so it may be a wee bit bias.

    There's not a lot of choice, but for $80 you can't go wrong with the
    gel, it's comfy for long distance and low profile (doesn't get in your
    way!) for MUni and trials. The main drawback is that it's flexy (but
    so are all the other $80 saddles) but just get the reinforcement plate
    if you're going to do a lot of trials or MUni.

    If you want the best then buy a carbon base and fusion cover to upgrade
    it with later on. You don't even need to upgrade the handle for long
    distance- the std plastic handle is hard to beat. But if you really
    wanted to you can add distance handles like the GB or MUni handles like
    The Deathgrip.

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  8. muzzle said:

    gel with fusion cover and CF base actually. but quite expensive unless
    your a serious rider 😄

    if he can't afford two saddles i some how dont think he will be wanting
    the cf base 🙄

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  9. giraffe said:

    if he can't afford two saddles i some how dont think he will be wanting
    the cf base 🙄

    Yeah. Sadly tis true, but thanks for the advice anyway.

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  10. make sure you don't get those try hard kh saddles from david
    allis....they are shocking!! :eek:

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  11. Haha thanks. Was considering those for a cheap way out. Will stay clear
    now though : )

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  12. They are freakin' hard!! Flexy bases, non removable covers, old style so
    hard to grip for sif etc, Staying clear is good 🙄

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  13. Well then, it seems I may have to break the budget and splash out $80,
    unless anybody in NZ has any second hand ones going?

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  14. has anyone ever broken one of the Velo handles?
    mine looks sorta white where it would get the most stress (probably
    from attempting to break the longest jump record)

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  15. arthuritus said:

    Well then, it seems I may have to break the budget and splash out $80,
    unless anybody in NZ has any second hand ones going?

    nah, i just break them :P

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  16. lol you can have my kh fusion for $70 😄

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