36er or BC

I've been wondering what I should get, a 36er or a BC wheel...I've
wanted both equally for a while and can't really decide what to get.
Anyone have more fun on one compared to the other?


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Get a 36'er. There more fun in my opinion and you'll probly use it alot
more than a bc wheel. Why not just get both?


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I'd rather watch you gas, brake, dip, dip.
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Hopefully will get both in the far future but for now I can only really
afford one.


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Dude, the 36er is a unicycle in a class of its own. Having never tried a
BC wheel, I can't really comment about them.

I would search some threads, maybe watch some Youtube videos and make a
decision based on which seems like it would be more fun.

(Failing that, just go for the 36er. Trust me.)


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make a bc from an old bike wheel and just buy plates or make them


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Is the KH 36er out in the U.S. yet?


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T.M.C. wrote:
Is the KH 36er out in the U.S. yet?


They're out, but I'm not sure if anyone has them...

'UDC' (http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=1273) says
they'll get them Nov. 15. I'm not really familiar with any other
U.S.-based unicycle sellers. (I bought mine from Darren 'Bedford'
(http://www.bedfordunicycles.ca/), and I don't know if he's sold out or
not by now.)

Maybe try the KH 'dealer' (http://www.krisholm.com/khu/buy) page.


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unisteve wrote:
They're out, but I'm not sure if anyone has them...




I has one. You can thank me for ordering the last one of the first
shipment. It's a great unicycle and a blast to ride. Also, being
an owner of both a bc and 36er, I def. think the 36er is way awesomer
and i ride it a lot more than my bc.


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Having both I suggest getting the 36er first. Its in a totally different
league and a blast to ride. BC wheels are fun too but far less practical
and not as immediately fun.

I think its best to get a BC when you begin to bore of unicycling. Its
a nice new challenge and a bit of a change from the same old.


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I have both a 36" and a BC...and I have been riding the BC much longer
than I've owned my 36. IMO you should get the 36 first, then get (or
make) the BC when you can afford it. I have a Nimbus Titan 36 and love
it!! As for the BC wheel, it's more of a novelty thing if you're just
starting out...or if you're serious like me, it's an animal of it's own.
You can't do much with a BC other than coast, hop, grind, and flatland
stuff. I can't jump or do any tricks other than ride it. I'm strictly
a downhill and flatland BC wheel rider...riding for speed and distance.
In the long run, you'll be much more happier getting a 36 before you get
a BC.

If you want to go cheap, buy the plates and get the other parts from
your bike shop and put it together...which is what I did.


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