We will all be waiting on the results 
Yep. If we want a really good test give it to Cody or somebody like that.
No that would be a unfair test. Cody and Joe destroy even the best unicycles. skrobo sounds like a good candidate.
time will tell how quickly those cranks will go. thats pretty much the only untested componenet here. Either way if they break there are easy and good replacements.
Exactly which is why you shouldnāt get the dx.
i have that hub, but i use Tensile cranks. The hub is the same as the KH just a different colour and little design issues.
what?
but you wonāt break the DXā¦
The cranks are easy to replace. Plus you can get the ones you like.
I have a teammate that takes his 24" DX off of 7-9 stair sets pretty often. After 2 years of that his hub is starting to get a nice jiggle to it when you pedal but other than that itās not too bad. Iād expect this from any non profile/KH hub to be honest. The 2 year old Qu-Ax 20" we have also does this a little and it uses a stronger hub than the torker DX I think (the yellow splined qu-ax hub). I donāt think its a matter of the DX being bad but the other cycles on the market being stronger as opposed to just strong. After seeing the DX take these jumps over and over, I think Iād trust its frame over that stock āsame as every other nimbusā uni frame. Iāve broken one of those $42 nimbus frames removing a seatpost beforeā¦
Wow you must have really needed that seat post quick or something.
well I didnāt break itā¦I bent it.
Well I was considering getting this uni but I went and talked to a friend who owns a bike shop and he was saying the isis hubs are giving him lots of trouble. He was saying that they are breaking easily and are a pain to repair. sooooo
Do you mean just uni hubs or the isis axles on bikes.
Its only 15 dollars to upgrade the cranks to KH cranks. Theres no reason at all anyone shouldnāt do that.
Mine has been ordered so expect a nice long detailed review from me in a week or two.
Thats a deal! Awesome I canāt wait.
Does he ride the ISIS hubs used on unis?
A know a few people now who use the Nimbus ISIS hub, and do some pretty hard stuff on it (Hard enough that it would normally break a cotterless) and it holds up fine. Nice and solid.
maybe on bikes but not on a uni.
The majorly upped the price to upgrade to KH cranks. Its now 50 dollars instead of 15.
They also upped the price of the whole unicycle. Now itās showing $255. 
I have a question. This is a Nimbus trials specific noob question. Iāve got a Torker 24 inch LX, so far itās doing very well (but hasnāt been abused too much yet). To give you an idea of my skill level. Iāve been at it for about a week, I can ride forward pretty much indefinately, Iām still a little shaky on sharp right turns, I can hop 15-20 times and around in a circle, I can ride standing and I can free mount with the left foot and by jumping onto the pedals. When I got the 24 I wasnāt entirely sure what direction I wanted to go, but now Iām pretty sure I want to persue street type unicycling. If it matters, Iām 5ā11" (1.8M) and 175 lbs (79 kg).
Should I get the Nimbus trials ISIS now? Or should I continue to learn on the torker 24 LX. Do you think a better deal might come along, this winter, next summer?
The Nimbus seem like a great deal (especially if I can get it for $228, not as great at $255), I donāt want to be kicking myself for not taking advantage.
What say ye?
I would learn to go backwards and idle at least.
As for buying it now, I donāt have much advise I thought that the nimbus hoppley was a fantastic unicycle when I bought it (it still is) but guess what now theres something better, lighter, more flexible, and cheaper that has replaced it.
If you wait it might get cheaper, might not, might get stronger, might get lighterā¦etc you get the point.