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The Unsung Uni-Hero
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Moscow, Russia
Age: 36
Posts: 19
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Koxx One or Torker
I'm planning on getting a new uni to learn some street tricks and eventually some jumps and drops, though right now I am more interested in wraps and basic things.
I was planning on getting a Koxx-One White Russian 20" as I foundthem dirt cheap and have heard great things about Koxx-One but then I ran across the Torker DX 2011 trials on UDC. I love the woodgrain look and from what I can tell it is pretty strong so I wouldn't have to worry about breaking it too soon (I crash a lot when trying to do tricks at this point). I also noticed that a lot of people have said that the DX is fairly heavy and thus difficult for hops and things. Is it worth an extra $100 for he DX or is the White Russian strong enough to learn on without breaking it too easily? Thanks for your time. |
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KH20" trials
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Bristol, United Kingdom
Age: 20
Posts: 429
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Go for the Koxx one. Most people here are riding a Koxx or Kris Holm, they seem to be the two best.
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Muni Crash Test Dummy
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: US - Santa Barbara, CA
Age: 23
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Well the DX is at normal price, but the K1's are at like 1/3rd or less than their normal price. I have heard that the DX is tough, but also very heavy. I'd go with the K1, I bought a K1 during the recent sales and I am very glad I did!
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An)-On Juncher
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Denmark, Ollerup
Age: 17
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Well I will always recommend Kris Holm, but if you only wonna have on of these two I would recommend th K1
I think my friend had his K1 Devil for over 2 yrs before the frame broke..
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Stupidity gets you 2 of these:
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That's a no brainer. K1. Check to see if other color combors that you may preffer are available where you are. (Koxx makes a pretty wide variety)
Normally the Koxx is more $. The DX is heavier but usually cheaper. Edit: Of course if you can afford the extra $ for a Kris Holm, Impact, or aluminum Koxx and they are available, I'd get that over the steel White Russian.
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Minnesota
Age: 15
Posts: 114
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koxx one is usually much better. i have a friend with the DX and the frame is super wide, very heavy, and it sticks out way too much.
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The Unsung Uni-Hero
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Moscow, Russia
Age: 36
Posts: 19
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Thanks for the help. It seems unanimous that the K1 is the way to go.
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