Sun flat top

I'm just about to order a Blue Sun flat top 20" Unicycle (first
unicycle) and I Was wondering if anyone had heard anything about them.
I am 5" tall and the minimum inseam is 30" would I be able to ride
this?
Thanks

Here's the link to it: http://tinyurl.com/ofvtz


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wahahahahahhaha look at the crown on that thing talk about knee bashing


Aside from that it looks pretty good, and you could always buy one of
Ev'ans Fr' (http://tinyurl.com/ytv8vz)ame's. If your hurting for money
it's pretty good but I would lean more towards getting a 'Nimbus'
(http://tinyurl.com/5wlnr).


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isnt evans frame like super light, is it strong? I have a friend who
has a nimbus (before he moved) and it was an awesome unicycle.


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CKCrowe wrote:
isnt evans frame like super light, is it strong? I have a friend who
has a nimbus (before he moved) and it was an awesome unicycle.


His frame isn't super light but his uni is. I know it has some flex in
it but I think it is pretty strong.


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The nimbus sounds good but the price is right on the sun ft and I don't
even know how to ride a unicycle yet. The nimbus also has a 400mm
seatpost which I think might be a bit long - I'm 10 years old and 5
feet tall. The knee bashing shouldn't be that bad if i wear proper pads
though.


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Joe2005 wrote:
His frame isn't super light but his uni is. I know it has some flex in
it but I think it is pretty strong.


He is fixing the flex with gussets. I get to ride the second prototype,
woo.


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Stay well clear of all Sun unis. I've had MANY stories of them breaking
after little use. A friend tacoed the wheel on his by going of a curb
and then doing a sharp turn.

A better learner is the Torker LX a bit more $ and a lot stronger, both
not as much as the Nimbus though.


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My first unicycle was the Sun ft and it was great. It held up to many
drops larger than a curb. My friend who had the LX bent his cranks
doing a silly 7 inch drop and I did the same thing and mine are fine
(we're about the same height/weight). I would think they are about the
same, strength wise. I learned how to ride and hop up onto curbs and I
highly recommend this uni as a first one. You can always upgrade
later. One thing though. UPGRADE THE SEAT. Painful.


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I would go with Torker, they're cheap and reliable and strong. Suns have
a reputation for being easily breakable. I've owned a couple of Torkers
in the past and they've been reliable. My first uni was an LX and it
withstood four and a half foot drops with out anything breaking. Go
with Torker, not Sun.


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go with the sun, i had one as my first uni and it help up to 3 ft drops
with bad landings fine


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