Last time I promise for Which one is best!

ajillbee · 2011-12-02, 02:29 AM

I know I am probably being painful but it comes down to these two:

Torker 20" LX Unistar for AUD $230- OR

QUAX 20" Profi for AUD $260-

Is it worth spending the extra $30- or save it??

I'd love some opinions and feedback (it has helped a great deal so far

Thanks

Sagitaur · 2011-12-02, 01:57 PM

I would go with the QuAx. I have a Torker CX24", a Torker LX26", and a Torker LX Pro20". The LX Pro is a nice unicycle and has an ISIS hub, but the Torker LX model has a weak hub and an uncomfortable saddle. Looking at the QuAx, it appears that the QuAx has an ISIS hub and that would serve you much better. I would guess that the seat is better too. ...worth the extra money.

zipper · 2011-12-02, 09:34 PM

the only thing that quax has that is better is that its isis(if it is).
the lx is strong but weighs more. to tell you how strong it is Pele rode one for about a month.

ajillbee · 2011-12-03, 04:29 AM

Thanks for the feedback, it has helped a great deal. QUAX it is then I think

andynwoo · 2011-12-03, 09:28 PM

I have a QUAX cross & profi that I use for teaching. Great Unis you wont be sorry. The difference between them in pedals (cross spikey alloy, profi smooth plastic), tyre (cross all terrain, profi smooth), crank length (cross 125, profi 100 but I changed them to 125).
I ride 20 & 26 QUAX Muni, very happy with them.

2011-12-02, 02:29 AM	#1
ajillbee Registered User Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 7	Last time I promise for Which one is best! I know I am probably being painful but it comes down to these two: Torker 20" LX Unistar for AUD $230- OR QUAX 20" Profi for AUD $260- Is it worth spending the extra $30- or save it?? I'd love some opinions and feedback (it has helped a great deal so far Thanks

2011-12-02, 09:34 PM	#3
zipper Your current user title is Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Fall City, washington Age: 23 Posts: 153	the only thing that quax has that is better is that its isis(if it is). the lx is strong but weighs more. to tell you how strong it is Pele rode one for about a month. __________________ 1st)-180FLIP-(1st

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2011-12-02, 01:57 PM	#2
Sagitaur John - My fixie is a unicycle. Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Houston, TX Age: 52 Posts: 43	I would go with the QuAx. I have a Torker CX24", a Torker LX26", and a Torker LX Pro20". The LX Pro is a nice unicycle and has an ISIS hub, but the Torker LX model has a weak hub and an uncomfortable saddle. Looking at the QuAx, it appears that the QuAx has an ISIS hub and that would serve you much better. I would guess that the seat is better too. ...worth the extra money.

2011-12-03, 04:29 AM	#4
ajillbee Registered User Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 7	Thanks for the feedback, it has helped a great deal. QUAX it is then I think

2011-12-03, 09:28 PM	#5
andynwoo Registered User Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Sunshine Coast Queensland Australia Posts: 48	I have a QUAX cross & profi that I use for teaching. Great Unis you wont be sorry. The difference between them in pedals (cross spikey alloy, profi smooth plastic), tyre (cross all terrain, profi smooth), crank length (cross 125, profi 100 but I changed them to 125). I ride 20 & 26 QUAX Muni, very happy with them.

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