Torker DX 20" vs 24"

If you want street/flatland/Trials, then get 20 inch if you are all
about Muni then get the 24 inch. (24 inch can do
trials/flatland/street, just much harder, same with 20 inch to Muni)

Both great unicycles though. You'll love whichever one you get, they
both have high seat posts, so I wouldnt say height mattered. So where
are you buying your DX's?

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CKCrowe said:

...if you are all about Muni then get the 24 inch.

...or also using it for commuting.

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well, i live in a hilly area with no flat roads and im just beginning...
i may want to eventually ride around town. does either do -both-
functions better then the other? can trials go very fast w/o much
effort?

im looking around the "innertube" for one of the 2 for <$240 w/ s&h
because thats all i have at hand right now...

any ideas where to look ?

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I'd go for the one that sounds better to YOU, do you want to do trials,
MUni, Distance? The 24 is the best all rounder for that. 24"ers are not
bad for trials, I do it all the time on my KH24, I'm more used to 24's
because I feel too big for 20's

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kerosian said:

I'd go for the one that sounds better to YOU, do you want to do trials,
MUni, Distance? The 24 is the best all rounder for that. 24"ers are not
bad for trials, I do it all the time on my KH24...

exactly what i needed to hear, and luckily there's one being sold on
ebay right now
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I was just saying that 24 best suits ME, what's good for others is bad
for some.

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I would go with the 20"

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I have been enjoying riding my 20 more lately. The lower falling height
and speed make it less scarry and it's harder to roll over bumps. All
of that bump practice has improved my bump riding on my 24 w/o as much
risk.

I ride my 2.5 mile commute almost every day. I can do it in 30-35
minutes (25 on my 24), but I usually meander and challenge myself,
taking 45-90 min.

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http://tinyurl.com/ywlhjw
I know it says 575 $, but if you email them they will sell you one
about 425 $
Long story, read this thread
http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=60873
If you can come up with a bit more cash and want to go 24", the KH24
is really sweet. Many pounds lighter then the torker.🙂

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