Should I buy a new Uni?

Heres the problem I have the 20 inch black norco they sold last year. I
got it in early june-late may. The cranks,axles and propably rim is
bent. You can tell they're going to break soon so my question is this
should I replace the hub or just save up for a new unicycle? i 99.9%
street ride and im not excessivly harsh on a unicycle (6ft drops are my
biggest), 6 stairs clears, and 6ft gaps (over hills and stuff) any help
would be nice
Thanks,

P.S
tee-hee-hee what a funny acronym I made (this is coincidince)


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thin_air wrote:
*i 99.9% street ride and im not excessivly harsh on a unicycle (6ft
drops are my biggest), 6 stairs clears, and 6ft gaps (over hills and
stuff)*
There is something wrong with this sentence. If accurate, it's not the
99% of your riding you need to worry about, but that last 1% is gonna
kill you. Sounds like you need a stronger unicycle. No sense replacing
parts in one that's going to get killed again pretty quick. If it holds
up, you can keep the older one for teaching friends, learning tricks,
etc.


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thin_air wrote:
*i 99.9% street ride and im not excessivly harsh on a unicycle (6ft
drops are my biggest), 6 stairs clears, and 6ft gaps (over hills and
stuff)*
There is something wrong with this sentence. If accurate, it's not the
99% of your riding you need to worry about, but that last 1% is gonna
kill you. Sounds like you need a stronger unicycle. No sense replacing
parts in one that's going to get killed again pretty quick. If it holds
up, you can keep the older one for teaching friends, learning tricks,
etc.


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first off, it wouldnt be 1%, it would be .1%, and second, jeff, uve
never done a 6 ft gap, NEVER., and id say maybe 5'6, not 6.


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first off, it wouldnt be 1%, it would be .1%, and second, jeff, uve
never done a 6 ft gap, NEVER., and id say maybe 5'6, not 6.


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first off, it wouldnt be 1%, it would be .1%, and second, jeff, uve
never done a 6 ft gap, NEVER., and id say maybe 5'6, not 6.


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first off, it wouldnt be 1%, it would be .1%, and second, jeff, uve
never done a 6 ft gap, NEVER., and id say maybe 5'6, not 6.


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