trials 24

No, be SURE to get a 3.0 tire. You can run them at really low pressures
without bottoming them out, just like trials tires. It also rolls over
stuff really well for muni.

Bottom line: build a regular uni, but get good at hopping with the
extra weight of a 24". There is a fair number of people who use 24s
for pretty much everything.

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the problem with trials/muni tires is you have to have them be rugged
enough for muni and light enough for trials. you have to find the
perfect balance. 😉

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unitoon said:

the problem with trials/muni tires is you have to have them be rugged
enough for muni and light enough for trials. you have to find the
perfect balance. 😉

KH 24" Freeride with a regular seatpost.

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I ride my freeride (with a rail adaptor post) for trials, street,
everything else, etc. and it works fine. You won't get the same
lightness and hop height as a 19", and I think it's a bit worse for
technical trials (posts, skinny gapping, etc.) but it works fine.

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🙂 i'm also looking to get a unicycle that will be used

65% of the time a muni and
35% of the time a trials unicylce....
probably this means a 24" since this is my favourite size for muni...

apart from the KH's are there any cheaper versions...
i live in Australia and only really have UDC and municycle.com to buy
from

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Qu-Ax 24" muni, but upgrade the pedals.

I've got one and I like it. It's a little on the heavy side, and the
stock pedals are kinda wimpy. They're making weird noises and clicking
and grinding after 2 months of not-that-extreme riding. Other than
that it's a really solid cycle (and cheap).

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