bedford light duty

[trials_uni]

i need areview of the bedord light duty trialsuni. im planning on getting it but amd a little skeptical about it. i am just getting into trials and weigh about 200lbs. how much of a pounding will this thing take from me. i kno i should get splined but i really dont have the money right now.or if you guys can recomend anything else within that price range(220 canada) that would be great.

[Victory]

If you can muster up $307 CAD you can get an 06 torker dx
http://cgi.ebay.ca/NEW-2006-20-TORKER-DX-UNICYCLE_W0QQitemZ7211252661QQcategoryZ2904QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

We got my brother a non splined trials uni for $180 CAD from a local bike shop (they come from a montreal supplier "lambert cycles")... any non splined will probably perform the same. Here's a pic of it:
http://www.unicyclist.com/gallery/?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=157401

[The Bruiser]

how much of a drop can the cotterless hub take?

[Brian O.]

Not much from someone weighing 200lbs.

[trials_uni]

^ tru.

[flyer]

If you plan on practicing once or twice a week, and are half-decent at trials, a non-splined setup is going to break really, really fast. I weight about 135, and my crap (however much I might love it, it's not a strong unicycle by any means) norco bent on a badly landed 1.5ft jump to dirt. If you can't get splined now, save up the extra money and buy splined, because it will pay for itself in the end.

[trials_uni]

thats funny cuz my norco learner with a 2.1 tyre on i ahs take 1
ft drops to flat concrete