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ok guys thanks alot that pretty much covers everything i need to know


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G-Wallace wrote:
ok guys thanks alot that pretty much covers everything i need to know


no problem.... it was fun helping you and drooling over all the
unicycles that I was looking at....


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actually theres one more thing...when i was watching some videos of
trials on youtube i noticed that the tires seemed a little
low...intentional or not?


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Low tire pressure gives more bounce and more stability.


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G-Wallace wrote:
actually theres one more thing...when i was watching some videos of
trials on youtube i noticed that the tires seemed a little
low...intentional or not?


it's intentional, I'm not quite sure why exactly but it seems to help
with hops and bouncing, you will want to tailor the tube to you're own
feeling. you want it to be high enough that you don't "bottom out"
(the rim touches the ground) and low enough that when you do drops you
don't get bounced off, ect.


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yea i was wondering how that might be done because continuous impact on
a rim obviously isnt good...but kool thanks for the feedback if i have
anymore questions ill ask


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G-Wallace wrote:
hey everyone, im going to be getting a unicycle because i really like
how people use them for trials, furthermore im a noob and i have a
couple questions.

1. what would be a good SIZED unicycle for trials for a 5'6 user?
2. what would be a good UNICYCLE for the job?
3. what other important info is there for me to know at this point if
any
thanks for the help I appreciate it



1. I think it depends on what you want freestyle/trials/MUni/etc
2. A Torker DX would be a good choice seeming as I have 1 and have no
expectations of selling it.
3. Do your research on the unicycle you want. For example there's a
difference between a KH and a QU-AX.

Welcome to the forums and hoped this helped.
Take care
Hazmat


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