Trials and freestyle

I'm shopping also. The nimbus 20 looks good to me!
Perhaps with a hookworm in the future.
Jeff

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well the nimbus is alright but [censored] cranks so they will bend just so you
know

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If your looking for a balance for trials and freestyle I would say just
get a low end Trials Unicycle, that means one with a Mod Tire and 19"
rim. You will still be able to do most freestyle tricks on it and you
have the right tire to be able to ride trials with no worries. This
doesnt reallly work in reverse a mid range freestyle unicycle probably
will not be good for doing trials on at all.

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I'm thinking about getting a nimbus 20inch trials next year or something

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well, I really wish they'd make the dx with a 19" rim. that would make
so many people's life easier.

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Is this the one you guys are talking
about..http://www.unicycle.com/Shopping/shopexd.asp?id=744

POW

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Thats the one.

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Definatly agree with Checkernuts, if you willing going a bit over budget
consider the 'splined quax'
(http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=795) (picture can be
seen 'here' (http://tinyurl.com/65s95) ) if you want it for trials, you
wont have to worry about bending/replacing cranks, which can start
adding up.
It may be a bit heavier than a freestyle / non splined uni, but you soon
get used to the weight.

(if you get the quax, make shure you get the 2005 model as the older
frames were 'wide & heavy' (http://tinyurl.com/59md4) )

Or just give Darren from Bedford unicycles a call / email tell him how
much you willing to spend & what you want to do with it and he will tell
you what he can offer you.

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I got the 2005 QU-AX 20" trails unicycle a few weeks ago, I mostly ride
city-trials, but I also go offroad, communter and a lot of freestyle
too. I'm a level 4 rider, but I can do tricks up on level 7. For my use,
the QU-AX is perfect!

Alst notice the differenct between the 2004 and 2005 Ktris Holm seat!
Huge difference in comfort and in the handle!

A friend had the 2004 model, and quite as they say, it is heavy and
slow. Fortunately for him, he had to change the frame and got the
2005-model frame for free and thus a better uni.

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