About the cheap unis that are all over Ebay.... - Page 2

Stormdog · 2012-07-07, 06:55 PM

Well that's good to hear; I weight about the same as you, so it's good to know that we aren't too heavy for one wheel. *grins*

In the end, though, I bought a Torker LX from someone here on the forums and I'm quite pleased with it.

biglaney1982 · 2012-07-08, 06:26 PM

haha i dont think theres such a thing as too big/heavy, atleast i hope not!
I have been looking at whats next as my bravery vs tallent improves and bigger drops might be on the horizon.As a starter my reflex (which is neon pink but in a good way, LOL!) has been superb and id definatly recommend but I guess il eventually move towards something even sturdier and trials flavered.

unipeace101 · 2012-07-10, 12:26 AM

i brought the exact one linked in the first comment. it is crap. i've spent about $100 repairing it.

I've got new
cranks
pedals
seat
seatpost
seatclamp
tyre
oh and it didn't even come with bolts for the bearing caps.

so my advice buy the better one of udc

2012-07-10, 12:26 AM	#18
unipeace101 xtreame unicyclist Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Australia Posts: 12	24" ebay cheep unicycle i brought the exact one linked in the first comment. it is crap. i've spent about $100 repairing it. I've got new cranks pedals seat seatpost seatclamp tyre oh and it didn't even come with bolts for the bearing caps. so my advice buy the better one of udc __________________ “People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things.” Sir Edmund Hillary

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2012-07-07, 06:55 PM	#16
Stormdog The Mostly Harmless Pedant Join Date: May 2012 Location: Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA Age: 33 Posts: 15	Well that's good to hear; I weight about the same as you, so it's good to know that we aren't too heavy for one wheel. grins In the end, though, I bought a Torker LX from someone here on the forums and I'm quite pleased with it.

2012-07-08, 06:26 PM	#17
biglaney1982 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 2	haha i dont think theres such a thing as too big/heavy, atleast i hope not! I have been looking at whats next as my bravery vs tallent improves and bigger drops might be on the horizon.As a starter my reflex (which is neon pink but in a good way, LOL!) has been superb and id definatly recommend but I guess il eventually move towards something even sturdier and trials flavered.

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