l cant find a

im sorta new to unicycling and i heard a torker DX is a good unicycle
for noobs but i cant seem to find a website that sells them anybody
know where i can buy one thanks - Teh Oober nerd


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You might want to check for local bike/juggling stores.


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bicycle-source.com on eBay has great deals on Torkers. I just bought a
Torker DX 20 for $219.95 on eBay versus $259.00 from unicycle.com.

But I found this site the other day, Good torker prices and free
shipping.
http://brandscycle.com/itemlist.cfm?category=111
I would recommend trying to get a KH from AE Bike. Not much more
dollars for a lighter, better built uni.
http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=60873


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The DX is not "good for noobs".

However, it's strong, has a true trials rim and tire, and although
heavy it's cheap compared to other trials unicycles.


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I'm glad I bought a KH. There is no advantage for a noob in getting a
torker over a KH. For 100 $ more you get a uni that is better made, lbs
lighter. Unless you plan to quit soon, you save money buying a KH
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feel the light wrote:
I'm glad I bought a KH. There is no advantage for a noob in getting a
torker over a KH. For 100 $ more you get a uni that is better made, lbs
lighter. Unless you plan to quit soon, you save money buying a KH
first. If you want an off road uni.


$100 is just too big though, no mater how lodgical it is


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