Hi,
Does anyone know what the weights of the trials United frame is vs. the Yuni trials frame?
If not, I just need to know if they are equal in weight, or which one is lighter.
thanks.
Hi,
Does anyone know what the weights of the trials United frame is vs. the Yuni trials frame?
If not, I just need to know if they are equal in weight, or which one is lighter.
thanks.
I was hoping this would get an answer. I was curious too.
Do you guys want a light Trials frame, or one that won’t break? Unfortunately, I know neither the weight of either frame, or how they hold up.
Frames are one of the last things to fail on a unicycle usually, but they are also not a great source of weight. your tire probably weighs more than your frame. Your seat definitely weighs more. And how much do you weigh? How much change is in your pocket?
Well both frames should hold up, but many people prefer a flat crown on thier trials unis. The United should also be a little lighter and also having less tire clearance.
I don’t know about scottw, but I am interested in one that I can bop around on objects less than 2 feet tall and work on accuracy and problem solving. I don’t need something that will take deep drops.
not much. I actually will be trying to get my students to give me unicycle.com gift certificates instead of bookstore gift cards, mugs, chocolate and put it towards getting a low end, yet decent trials uni or wheelset. I would make up the difference.
In years past, I have recieved over $100.00 in bookstore gift cards. I would rather use it for uni stuff.
I don’t know but I would’ve guessed that the united frame’s slightly lighter but not much.
That’s an interesting point. If you’re a heavy person then your muscles would probably become stronger from holding up your weight and it wouldn’t matter that you’re heavy (correct me if I’m wrong). But I think it would make more of a difference if you’re carrying something like a camelback than if you’ve got a slightly heavier frame
…sometimes it just takes a while, for the COIN to drop…
I am still quite inexperienced with unicycles. I just figure the lighter the better. That I thought, was the final word.