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2010-12-29, 10:03 AM
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Post a picture of your unicycle and Review it
Right, Take a picture or record your Unicycle and poost it here.These are the things you need to include;
-Photo -Review -where you bought it from -how Much -Would you recomend it to Others Thanks 
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2010-12-29, 10:16 AM
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I'll Start :D
Review
This is My unicycle I started with a Cheap Unicycle from Amazon ( lol) and upgraded it as i started taking unicycling seriously To upgrade i got a new Frame which it the Nimbus II and a Sticky fingures tyre, a new seat and seat post. I am curently trying to find some new cranks and wheel. If you have any ideas on cranks and wheel please do let me know , Altogether i think It is an okay unicycle to start on .Where i Got the parts : I got Most of the parts from unicycle.com . Cost Altogether once i have brought some cranks and wheel it would cost me around £180 on average Reconmendation To be Honest i wouldn recomend doing what i have done :/
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2010-12-29, 03:24 PM
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Converted Unicyclist
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: North Yorkshire Unicycles: Koxx White Widow 32h, KH 24" Muni w/HS33, KH 29" Muni w/203mm MT2+Oracle disk hub
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Right, I'll try get some pics and do some reviews soon.
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2010-12-29, 04:15 PM
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Ryan Blakemore.
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Brilliant thread
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2011-03-24, 01:23 AM
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Location: London Ontario
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custom unicycles
I built my own 29 er from ss tubing around a kh moment hub and a mountain bike rim , no adjustable seat post seat is rigid to frame and is solid as a rock and has handmade quick release bearing clamps
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2011-03-25, 05:04 AM
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ERIC P
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Location: Denare Beach, Saskatchewan, Canada
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tinman, that thing looks awesome. Do you have any pictures of the bearing holders, they sound intriguing.
Why did you bend the rear "stays"? I would have thought they would have been stronger strait. Any way great job. It is a truly unique uni!
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2011-03-25, 09:07 AM
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Quote:
http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37414
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2011-03-25, 09:15 AM
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the rear stays are bent because I liked the look, and yes they probably would be stronger straight but not that much
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2011-03-26, 11:33 PM
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KH20" trials
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Bristol, United Kingdom
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tinman, that's a pretty unique bearing holder setup you have there. You gonna give the frame a fresh lick of paint or leave it bear?
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2011-03-27, 11:33 AM
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Converted Unicyclist
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: North Yorkshire Unicycles: Koxx White Widow 32h, KH 24" Muni w/HS33, KH 29" Muni w/203mm MT2+Oracle disk hub
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2011-03-27, 12:27 PM
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Location: London Ontario
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you're right mowcius I'm going to polish and leave it raw, maybe a clearcoat but that would be it
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2011-03-27, 06:15 PM
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Koxx-One Devil Gold I Bought it from K-124house.com I hate this site, but I think it is best way to buy Koxx-Ones. I sent 3 emails to them, but they didn't answer to me. Shipping from France to Finland took 2,5 weeks. Price 250€ Koxx-one Devil Gold + 30€ Shipping What's HOT
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More pictures and videos Rating 9,5 / 10 I HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Last edited by SirAnteli; 2011-03-27 at 06:24 PM. |
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2011-04-06, 04:24 PM
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trying to redress the imbalance
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Ammanford, Wales, UK
Age: 49
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KH24 - bought in stages from unicycle.com in the UK. I had a learner unicycle with a KH fusion seat, cheap 25.4mm seat post and clamp so I bought the KH wheel, Moment cranks, pedals and a nimbus 24" Muni frame and put them together - cost £220. Then I bought a 27.2mm Pit Fighter II on Ebay brand new for £20. Finally I bought the KH24 frame and impact seat clamp so I could replace the nimbus frame and use the Pit Fighter seatpost.
Total cost £305. Can't fault the KH24, the components are beautifully made and for a little over £300 it's a top quality Municycle for half the price of a budget mountainbike. |
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2011-04-06, 04:48 PM
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KH20" trials
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Bristol, United Kingdom
Age: 20
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Nice looking uni, orange and blue go together well.
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2011-04-07, 07:04 PM
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trying to redress the imbalance
Join Date: Jan 2011
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Thanks raymanh. You don't get a great deal of colour choice with KH. I loved the clear pedals with the blue anodised components but think they look a bit wishy washy now - I think the Uni would begreatly improved by bronze/gold Echo pedals.
Lets see your KH20 and review - I'm aiming to get a 20" trials uni next week and the KH20 double crown is topping my list so far. Love these machines. |
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