Considering price isn’t an issue, what do you think would be the best possible trials/street possible.
I’ll start from the top up.
Saddle- Kris Holm Street Fusion, with lefty Wallis carbon fiber death grip.
Base- Carbon fiber of course.
Seat post- Powdercoated black Qu-ax reinforced.
Clamp- K1 blue clamp.
Frame- Kris Holm frame powdercoated black.
Hub- K1 reinforced hub.
Cranks- K1 street cranks.
Pedals- Some sorta blue pedals I suppose.
Rim- Blue try-all rim.
Thompson seat post, monty eagle claw tyre, black domina or triton frame. And cranks and hub could be different depending on the rider. I’d also put a koxx-one saddle cover on the KH saddle :P. Pedals would be some sort of magnesium ones probably or some sort of plastic if the rider prefers plastic.
Realy? Thats od because I ride trials with magnesium Specialized pedals (not the gold ones) for over a year now.
No pins broken or nothing shattered.
The magnesium pedals K1 and Qu-ax use do tend to have that problem, but not mine.
Picture of my pedals (grind plate was just a test):
The unicycle i am riding right now is definitely my favorite of all the unis I’ve ever ridden.
Seat- SW CF threaded base, SIF grips W/ Deathgrip and CF bumper
Post- Thompson Elite direct connect to base.
Frame- KH 06
Wheel- The new KH hub/rim built by me, maxxis tire and odyssey pedals.
The seat is really what sets it apart, strong, light, and zero flex.
-Triton Sponge frame
-Carbon Fiber seat base/KH street foam/K1 leopard cover
-CrMO post (so strong), “replacement” PitFighterII would be nice , however I am worried about strength
-Single bolt clamp
-K1 reinforced hub/135 Street cranks
-Tryall drilled rim
-Shaved Luna Trials tire
-Primo spokes
-Odyssey Twisted Plastic pedals
Triton Frame
TryAll undrilled with reinforced hub
KH Fusion street with carbon base
K1 Street Cranks
PitFighter (or isn’t the PitFighter as strong as it should be?)
TryAll Sticky tire
Oddysey Trialmix
as for the strength of the pitfighter. There is a pitfighter II for a reason. I broke my PF in two months. IF you want strength go steel, if you want light go aluminum, if you want both go Thomson, of course you will need a Wallis base for that.