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pkittle
2006-12-11, 04:35 AM
Hi all--

I hear great things about Bedford unis (and Darren, too), but there's little info on their products that's easily available. So I'm wondering:

What comes on the Bedford Trials uni? I know it's a Bedford frame, but which KH seat is it? Which KH hubs/cranks, the 06 or the 07? What pedals? What seatpost?

What's the difference between the Trials and the Hardcore and the Hardcore Air?

Thanks for any info.

mornish
2006-12-11, 04:38 AM
Hi all--

I hear great things about Bedford unis (and Darren, too), but there's little info on their products that's easily available. So I'm wondering:

What comes on the Bedford Trials uni? I know it's a Bedford frame, but which KH seat is it? Which KH hubs/cranks, the 06 or the 07? What pedals? What seatpost?

What's the difference between the Trials and the Hardcore and the Hardcore Air?

Thanks for any info.


I know the hardcore has profiles, and air means air seat.

Spencer Hochberg
2006-12-11, 04:47 AM
The best way to find out would be to just send Darren an email or call him.

I think he has somebody working on his website, I don't know anything about it though.

Borgschulze
2006-12-11, 04:14 PM
I think the Trials "Light Duty" has just a regular square taper hub and cranks...

Danni
2006-12-15, 03:21 AM
They are the shit of shit, those square tapered cranks. They bent so fast, and I only hopped up and down curbs. I got a norco with a different square tapered crank, and it only broke after four foot drop, four months later. He calls it a "light duty trials", but that's BS. Don't do ANY hops on it. It's good to upgrade with koxx1 cranks/hub after, giving a pretty cheap good uni. But Darren should seriously try putting some cranks that can hold up a bit more than hops. (It's trials right?

mornish
2006-12-15, 03:29 AM
They are the shit of shit, those square tapered cranks. They bent so fast, and I only hopped up and down curbs. I got a norco with a different square tapered crank, and it only broke after four foot drop, four months later. He calls it a "light duty trials", but that's BS. Don't do ANY hops on it. It's good to upgrade with koxx1 cranks/hub after, giving a pretty cheap good uni. But Darren should seriously try putting some cranks that can hold up a bit more than hops. (It's trials right?


he does warn you by saying "light duty" you know;)


nonsplined unis are underated. Just don't do anything stupid on them and they are great.

Danni
2006-12-15, 06:18 AM
So if it has "light duty" on it, does it still mean that it will bend off and up a few curbs? Trials IS going up stuff, and should not bend for a person of 130lbs sidehopping:mad: A norco 20" m-uni (though it is trials really:) )is much better quality, and many of my local bikeshops around have em:o

mornish
2006-12-15, 04:17 PM
So if it has "light duty" on it, does it still mean that it will bend off and up a few curbs? Trials IS going up stuff, and should not bend for a person of 130lbs sidehopping:mad: A norco 20" m-uni (though it is trials really:) )is much better quality, and many of my local bikeshops around have em:o


your just fat.

:)

burjzyntski
2006-12-15, 11:59 PM
Rolling out of your hops can make a huge difference in reducing the amount of stress on your hub/cranks :rolleyes:

ntappin
2006-12-18, 11:31 PM
So if it has "light duty" on it, does it still mean that it will bend off and up a few curbs? Trials IS going up stuff, and should not bend for a person of 130lbs sidehopping:mad: A norco 20" m-uni (though it is trials really:) )is much better quality, and many of my local bikeshops around have em:o

The Norco M-uni has the same hub and cranks as the Light Duty from Bedford. I had the Norco and a friend of mine had the Light Duty I have compared the two and the wheel is exactly the same, only difference is the Norco has powder coated cranks.

Borgschulze
2006-12-19, 07:13 PM
The Norco M-uni has the same hub and cranks as the Light Duty from Bedford. I had the Norco and a friend of mine had the Light Duty I have compared the two and the wheel is exactly the same, only difference is the Norco has powder coated cranks.
Bedford Light-Duty has a Suzue hub, and thicker cranks.

But they're pretty much the same, weaker than splined.